Gov. Wes Moore Pardons More Cannabis Offenses, Directs $400M to Disinvested Communities

Governor Wes Moore Announces Historic Initiatives On Juneteenth

CAMBRIDGE, Md. -- On Thursday, Maryland Governor Wes Moore stopped in Cambridge. The day consisted of a community roundtable, the signing of an executive order, and the announcement of initiatives aimed at closing the state's racial wealth gap.

Maryland Governor Marks Juneteenth With Another Mass Marijuana Pardon For Nearly 7,000 People

The governor of Maryland has issued another mass pardon for people with past marijuana possession convictions, granting clemency to about 7,000 more people on the holiday Juneteenth that commemorates the end of slavery. Gov. Wes Moore (D) has been one of the most proactive governors when it comes to cannabis pardons since his state enacted legalization, stressing the need to right the wrongs of prohibition through executive action. This latest r…

Gov. Wes Moore pardons more cannabis offenses, directs $400M to disinvested communities

In recognition of Juneteenth, Maryland Gov. Wes Moore on Thursday announced the pardon of nearly 7,000 additional cannabis-related convictions and the allocatio

Maryland Gov. Moore issues cannabis pardons, announces homeownership program

Maryland Gov. Wes Moore will pardon thousands of cases of cannabis possession in the state, he announced Thursday.

Gov. Wes Moore pardons more cannabis offenses_ directs $400M to disinvested communities

In recognition of Juneteenth, Maryland

Maryland Governor Issues 7,000 More Cannabis Pardons and Dedicates $400 Million to Communities Hit Hardest by Inequity

The Marijuana Herald - Marijuana news and information Maryland Governor Wes Moore has issued nearly 7,000 additional pardons for cannabis-related offenses, building on the more than 175,000 pardons he granted in 2024. The move to pardon 6,938 additional cannabis offenses continues his administration’s efforts to reverse decades of harm caused by the state’s decades-long war on cannabis. The pardons cover those who were left out of last year’s ma…