interested party: WA county dismisses all misdemeanor cannabis cases

11/9/12

WA county dismisses all misdemeanor cannabis cases

Update, 0725 MST, 11 November h/t Frank Elk, Cannabis Care Montana.

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From a piece penned by Levi Pulkkinen, Seattle PI online:

King County Prosecutor Dan Satterberg has dismissed all misdemeanor marijuana possession cases currently pending in Washington’s largest county. Taking action following Tuesday’s landmark vote on marijuana legalization, Satterberg said there would be “no point” in continuing to prosecute the 175 people currently facing misdemeanor charges of marijuana possession.

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2 comments:

Stan Gibilisco said...: Good for them. Let's at least decriminalize this cotton pickin' stuff.

That said, I'd never touch it. The equations would come out wrong. Trust me. I've been there.; November 11, 2012 at 9:35 PM
larry kurtz said...: The Matt Yglesias piece in Salon.

Gov. Hickenlooper of CO already proposing revenue increases for schools even as he resists legalization.; November 12, 2012 at 2:58 PM

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