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The Colorado Senate has approved a bill that would empower the governor to grant pardons to people who’ve been convicted of psychedelics-related offenses, while also revising implementation rules and data-tracking provisions for the state’s voter-passed psychedelics legalization law.
One day after advancing through the Senate Appropriations Committee, with amendments, the full chamber passed the legislation from Sen. Matt Ball (D) and Rep. Lisa Feret (D) in a 23-12 vote on Wednesday.
If enacted, SB25-297 would authorize Gov. Jared Polis (D) or future governors to grant clemency to people with convictions for low-level possession of substances such as psilocybin, ibogaine and DMT that have since been legalized for adults under state law.
The Colorado Senate has approved a bill that would empower the governor to grant pardons to people who’ve been convicted of psychedelics-related offenses, while also revising implementation rules and data-tracking provisions for the state’s voter-passed psychedelics legalization law.
One day after advancing through the Senate Appropriations Committee, with amendments, the full chamber passed the legislation from Sen. Matt Ball (D) and Rep. Lisa Feret (D) in a 23-12 vote on Wednesday.
If enacted, SB25-297 would authorize Gov. Jared Polis (D) or future governors to grant clemency to people with convictions for low-level possession of substances such as psilocybin, ibogaine and DMT that have since been legalized for adults under state law.
It would also require the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE), Department of Revenue (DOR) and Department of Regulatory Agencies (DORA) to “collect information and data related to the use of natural medicine and natural medicine products.”
That would include data on law enforcement activities, adverse health events, consumer protection claims and behavioral impacts related to psychedelics.
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