Delaware Governor Passively Allows Recreational Marijuana Legalization

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Delaware Governor John Carney has decided not to veto a bill legalizing the possession, use, or transportation of up to an ounce of marijuana, making it legal for those over 21 to use marijuana in private without penalty. The governor, who is a staunch opponent of legalization, also said he won't veto the bill that created a regulated marijuana retail market. However, none of the up to 30 retail licenses where people can buy marijuana will be issued until at least August 2024, while regulations are being adopted and applicants are reviewed.
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- Delaware will legalize recreational marijuana The Philadelphia Inquirer
- Delaware governor says he won't block marijuana legalization The Washington Post
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