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North Carolina law enforcement authorities have arrested six people in connection with 2,200 pounds of marijuana. Police suspect the individuals were participating in a marijuana trafficking operation. The seized drugs
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Sessions has a mixed record on criminal lawmaking, but he may very well take the idea of criminal justice “reform” as getting even tougher on crime. Remember the go-go 1980s?
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President Obama succeeded in pardoning a final 330 individuals just before finishing up his final term as President of the United States. Those he pardoned were mostly nonviolent drug offenders,
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