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Missouri voters approved Constitutional Amendment 3.  The amendment proposed the legalization of the sale of recreational marijuana and the automatic expungement of criminal records for certain marijuana-related offenses. It would also establish regulations for Missouri's recreational marijuana industry. The amendment will take effect in December, and the earliest businesses could sell recreational marijuana products would be February 2023. Source :  https://www.ksdk.com

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There are some people who have been fighting for this kind of outcome that say the measure being put in front of voters is going about it the wrong way.

Individuals who are 21 and older will no longer be punished for using marijuana in the privacy of their home. The initiative allows adults to possess up to one ounce of cannabis, up to four grams of cannabis concentrate, and up to 500 milligrams of cannabis in an infused product. Adults may also cultivate up to three cannabis plants in a secure, enclosed location on their property. Commonsense restrictions will stay in place. Public consumption of marijuana will not be allowed; driving under the influence will remain illegal; and individuals who give marijuana to minors will be punished. Cannabis businesses will be regulated responsibly. The initiative establishes a system of registered dispensaries, manufacturers, and testing laboratories. Cannabis products in North Dakota will be tested and safe. Each product will be analyzed to determine potency and screened for unsafe contaminants; marijuana will be tracked, traced, and accurately labeled in an inventory system from s