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Hochul's Cannabis Crackdown: A Smelly Situation
If you thought New York’s legal weed rollout was already a trainwreck, buckle up—Governor Kathy Hochul wants to take us even further off the rails. Her latest bright idea? Making the mere smell of cannabis a “probable cause” for law enforcement searches.
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If you thought New York’s legal weed rollout was already a trainwreck, buckle up—Governor Kathy Hochul wants to take us even further off the rails. Her latest bright idea? Making the mere smell of cannabis a “probable cause” for law enforcement searches. Yes, you read that right. Just when we thought we were inching toward a rational, equity-driven cannabis policy, Hochul’s proposal drags us back into the bad old days of stop-and-frisk, racial profiling, and arbitrary police power.
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