In the Summer of 2021, Connecticut “legalized” the possession of marijuana, making it legal for those 21 and over to use the drug recreationally. Persons under 21 are still not allowed to possess marijuana.
But what about the people who have criminal records for possessing marijuana when they were 21 or older, who were then convicted or pled out prior to the enactment of the new law? Do they get the benefit of the new law?
The Law Offices of Mark Sherman can help you get any benefit that you are eligible for. If you are eligible, we can have your prior marijuana possession misdemeanor conviction expunged and erased within weeks. Please call us today to discuss getting the process started.
