Houston Proposition A Explained: What It Means for Marijuana, No-Knock Warrants

Houston Proposition A explained: What it means for marijuana, no-knock warrants

Houston voters will decide on Proposition A in the Nov. 3 midterm election. Learn how it would change HPD's marijuana enforcement priorities and ban no-knock search warrants.

Houston Voters Weigh Marijuana Enforcement, No-Knock Warrant Ban

Houston Proposition A would make misdemeanor marijuana possession HPD’s lowest enforcement priority and prohibit no-knock warrants.

Early Voting Begins on Houston Measure to Make Marijuana Enforcement Police's Lowest Priority, Prohibit No-Knock Search Warrants

The Marijuana Herald - Marijuana news and information Early voting began today, October 19, in Houston, where voters will decide whether to amend the city’s charter to make enforcement of misdemeanor marijuana possession … Continue reading

Early Voting Begins on Houston Measure to Make Marijuana Enforcement Police’s Lowest Priority, Prohibit No-Knock Search Warrants

The Marijuana Herald - Marijuana news and information Early voting began today, October 19, in Houston, where voters will decide whether to amend the city's charter to make enforcement of misdemeanor marijuana possession the lowest priority for police officers and prohibit no-knock search warrants. The measure, known as Proposition A or the Houston Freedom Act, will appear on the November 3 general election ballot. If approved, it would require …