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| Minnesota Corrections Department changes policy to allow medical marijuana while under supervision, parole |
| By startribune.com- Stephen Montemayor |
| Published: 04/03/2019 |
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Ex-offenders on parole or supervised release in Minnesota can use medical marijuana under a new policy that took effect quietly this week, reflecting a philosophical change by new state leadership following a recent legal challenge. The Minnesota Department of Corrections reversed course on Monday, allowing Minnesotans under supervision to show that they are on the state’s registry of patients approved for medical cannabis use. Previously, Minnesotans on supervised release or parole were forbidden from possessing or using medical marijuana, even if they had a prescription and were on the state’s medical cannabis registry. Violators could be sent back to prison or receive more severe release conditions. State corrections officials say the new policy conforms to a greater acceptance of medical marijuana. Read More. |
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