Sooner State News from the Reddit feeds.
The Oklahoma Pardon and Parole Board voted unanimously Friday to recommend the sentences of 527 state inmates be commuted, the largest such action in state and national history.
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"I would like for Congress to address the marijuana question."
That was the short answer that AG Bill Barr **gave to a senate appropriations committee. Until then, Barr says his department has been 'forbearing' with states who have legalized the schedule one (federally banned) substance.**This is especially pertinent to Oklahoma lawmakers who are just now setting up a statutory framework for medical marijuana.
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