Marijuana Decriminalization
“While Black and white people use marijuana at the same rates in the country, these laws disproportionately fall on African Americans.”
Andrea Young, Executive Director of the ACLU of Georgia
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Press Release: ACLU of Georgia Files Suit Against Cobb County for Unconstitutional DUI Drug Arrests
Press Release: ACLU of Georgia Files Motion to Waive Crushing Probation Fees on Behalf of Disabled Veteran
Press Release: Superior Court of Elbert County Grants ACLU of Georgia’s Motion to Waive Probation Fines and Fees for 63-Year Old Vietnam Veteran
Press Release: ACLU of Georgia Intervenes on Behalf of Parents Whose Chronically Ill Son Was Torn Away From Them Because They Treated Him With Marijuana, Which Stopped His Daily Epileptic Seizures
Press Release: New ACLU Report: Black People Still Almost 3 Times More Likely to Get Arrested for Marijuana in Georgia
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City of Atlanta Marijuana Decriminalization
Atlanta mayor orders restriction of access to pot conviction records
Atlanta mayor orders access restriction for some pot records