Biden grants clemency for some marijuana crimes
President Joe Biden has granted clemency to thousands of people convicted of certain marijuana-related offense. The decision affects those convicted of such offenses in Washington, D.C. and on certain federal lands, and also allows some criminal charges to be expunged. The moves are meant to rectify racial disparities in the justice system. According to the Associated Press, no federal prisoners are eligible for release as a result of the decision.
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