Cannabis Decriminalization Bill Introduced In Alabama
A proposal to decriminalize the possession of up to an ounce of cannabis has been formally introduced in the Alabama House of Representatives.
The proposal, House Bill 76, was introduced by Representative Patricia Todd, and has been assigned to the House Judiciary Committee.
Under the proposed law, anyone 21 and older caught in possession of up to announce of cannabis will no longer be committing an arrestable offense, but instead can be given a ticket of roughly $100.
Under current Alabama law, the possession of any amount of cannabis can result in up to a year in prison, and a fine of $6,000.
– TheJointBlog
Kay Tapley
I VOTE YES ON HOUSE BILL 76
Kay Tapley
I VOTE YES ON HOUSE BILL 76 TO DECRIMINALIZE MARIJUANA
Michele and MAX
Hellz yea
Marylin
Incredible that Alabama can be such a backward state. What a waste of tax dollars to imprison its citizens for this.
Wayne Sprayberry
I VOTE YES ON HOUSE BILL 76 TOO DECRIMINALIZE MARIJUANA IN ALA.