In Proclamation 10467 of October 6, 2022 (Granting Pardon for the Offense of Simple Possession of Marijuana), I exercised my authority under the Constitution to pardon individuals who committed or were convicted of the offense of simple possession of marijuana in violation of the Controlled Substances Act and section 48–904.01(d)(1) of the Code…

I, Joseph R. Biden Jr., do hereby grant a full, complete, and unconditional pardon to all current United States citizens and lawful permanent residents who, on or before the date of this proclamation, committed or were convicted of the offense of simple possession of marijuana, attempted simple possession of marijuana, or use of marijuana, regardless of whether they have been charged with or prosecuted for these offenses on or before the date of this proclamation

    • themeatbridge
      25•2 years ago

      There was another pardon issued last year that was less expansive. This one will likely cover a lot more people.

    • andyburke
      19•2 years ago

      This is dated today and references the previous one. I have no idea if its impact will be any wider, but your comment is inaccurate.

    • Supercritical
      24•2 years ago

      Imagine not reading anything and thinking you know everything. Lmao. Yikes.

    • @[email protected]English
      11•2 years ago

      If you just clicked on the link, you would see that this is a new proclamation made today and he even mentions the one from last year at the beginning of the page.