Minnesota Gov. Walz expected to sign bill legalizing recreational marijuana
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, a Democrat, is expected to sign legislation on Tuesday that would legalize recreational marijuana in the state.
These adults could also grow home plants, but possessing more than those limits or selling the product without a state license could result in criminal penalties and civil fines. The bill still does not allow public consumption, so violators could be hit with a misdemeanor. Adults may only consume the product in a personal residence, on private property where the owner has granted permission or in a place licensed for on-site consumption.
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