What is the likelihood of those convicted for marijuana possession having those convictions overturned of the federal government were to legalize weed? (This is assuming there were no other crimes associated with their conviction and his death was just weed) and with over turned convictions are their records cleaned or will it still have a conviction on it since it was a crime at the time.
And 2. Is there a precedent for how companies can react? Right now in many states that have legalized weed, many business still will not permit employees to smoke, even in personal off time, claiming they follow the federal standard. If weed were suddenly federally legal could these companies be in violation of anything by forbidding under penalty of termination what a person does in their off time?(I ask if there is a precedent wondering if there were similar issues after prohibition was repealed)
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So I have two questions:
And 2. Is there a precedent for how companies can react? Right now in many states that have legalized weed, many business still will not permit employees to smoke, even in personal off time, claiming they follow the federal standard. If weed were suddenly federally legal could these companies be in violation of anything by forbidding under penalty of termination what a person does in their off time?(I ask if there is a precedent wondering if there were similar issues after prohibition was repealed)
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