Robert Capecchi

Marijuana Policy Project

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Robert Capecchi is Director of Federal Policies for the Marijuana Policy Project.

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"Good people don't smoke marijuana," according to Alabama Senator Jeff Sessions. He's Donald Trump's pick for Attorney General. What will that mean for California?

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