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Jon Woods files motion to overturn conviction
Jon Woods files motion to overturn conviction JON WOODS: Release pending appeal denied by trial judge. File photo
Former Sen.
Jon Woods, serving an 18-year sentence for a bribery/kickback scheme, Monday filed a motion seeking dismissal of charges against him on account of information discovered since his trial
In a motion filed Monday in federal court in Fayetteville, Woods said his conviction should be thrown out because the government suppressed information that would have aided his defense. He was convicted on 15 counts of fraud related to kickbacks paid from state money channeled to Ecclesia College and a scheme involving a company set up by lobbyist Rusty Cranford.
Florida bill capping THC in medical marijuana effectively dead
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and last updated 2021-04-20 12:19:51-04
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. â It doesn t appear that a controversial bill, which would have limited THC levels in medical marijuana, will advance to the House floor.
HB 1455 would have capped smokeable THC levels at 10%. Thatâs less than what most dispensaries currently offer. Edibles would be limited to 15%. Other cannabis products capped at 60%. Terminal patients would be exempt.
THC is the stuff that gets users high and Rep. Spencer Roach, a North Fort Myers Republican, thinks the state needs to reign it in.