If you have been thinking getting your low-level Pennsylvania cannabis offense to get expunged, you better get moving! Deadline nears to apply for pardons for low-level marijuana offenses in Pennsylvania Deadline nears to apply for pardons for low-level marijuana offenses in Pennsylvania If you have been convicted of minor marijuana offenses in Pennsylvania, you have until the end of September to apply to get pardoned for those crimes as part of a one-time, large-scale state program. An Erie County group is ready to help you with the expedited process. The relief is available through the Marijuana Pardon Project. Gov. Tom Wolf and Lt. Gov. John Fetterman announced its launch on Sept. 1. The program allows anyone who has been convicted in Pennsylvania of possession of marijuana or having a small amount of marijuana for personal use to apply for a pardon to aid in getting the convictions expunged from their records. The program sets no limits for the age of convictions. But it sets a Sept. 30 deadline for the completion of applications. Applying is free and done entirely online. Instructions are available at www.pa.gov/guides/mj-pardon. The governor is scheduled to start reviewing recommended pardon applications in December. (snipped) Granny