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Marijuana is officially legal in New Jersey. 

Following three years of failed legislative attempts, tax negotiations and protracted legal battles, Gov. Phil Murphy signed three bills Monday that legalize up to six ounces of recreational pot in the Garden State.
 

 

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Luke78619

I wonder why they only decriminalised possession of small amounts, does anyone know why a large amount would be a problem? 

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holy scheisse

Proud of my home state:kiss:

Now give me back my money spent on lawyer/court fees and psychological trauma from when I was arrested in NJ for marijuana possession 8 years ago:bear:

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7 minutes ago, Luke78619 said:

I wonder why they only decriminalised possession of small amounts, does anyone know why a large amount would be a problem? 

If they have more than 6 ounces they’ve gotta be selling lol

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8 minutes ago, Luke78619 said:

I wonder why they only decriminalised possession of small amounts, does anyone know why a large amount would be a problem? 

Drug trafficking probably... Possessing huge quantities = dealer. 6 ounces is more than enough for personal use anyway tbh

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StarstruckIllusion

I have to smile at the fact they’re looking back at previous convictions!! The war on drugs was quite literally a gross ans biased anti-left move from the government that was totally illegitimate and served racist outcomes and intents. Portugal has figured out the drug topic, the whole planet should follow it’s north star

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5 minutes ago, Luke78619 said:

I wonder why they only decriminalised possession of small amounts, does anyone know why a large amount would be a problem? 

If the quantity is large enough to indicate that it’s held for sale rather than for personal use, possession almost always constitutes a felony.

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