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MN HF1094Introducedas of 2025-02-17

Expungements or resentencings involving past cannabis crimes eligibility clarified.

Plain-English summary

What happened: A Minnesota bill clarifying eligibility for expungements or resentencings involving past cannabis crimes has received a committee report recommending adoption as amended.

Why it matters: Clearer expungement eligibility standards could affect workforce availability and licensing eligibility for cannabis businesses that screen applicants with prior cannabis convictions.

Affects: retailers and cultivators and labs

LATEST ACTION: Committee report, to adopt as amended
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