Marijuana Proponent Mizanskey Registers to Vote
Mizanskey paid a visit to the Pettis County Clerk's office Wednesday morning and registered to vote.
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Man Released From Missouri Prison Urges Marijuana Reform
A 62-year-old man recently freed from a Missouri prison where he was serving a life sentence on a marijuana-related charge wants supporters to help change marijuana laws.
Governor Nixon Commutes Jeff Mizanskey's Sentencing
Missouri Governor Jay Nixon has commuted the sentence of Jeff Mizanskey.
The following is a statement from Show-Me Cannibis on this decision. JEFFERSON CITY, MO - May 22, 2015 - This afternoon Governor Nixon issued an Order commuting the sentence of Jeff Mizanskey to make him eligible for parole...
Governor Nixon Asked About Clemency For Jeff Mizanskey By KSIS
Governor Jay Nixon visited Maxion Wheels this (Wednesday) afternoon to recognize Pettis County as one of only 12-counties in Missouri to earn a “Certified Work Ready Community” (CWRC) Designation Nixon pointed out that Maxion Wheels Long time presence in Sedalia is a perfect example of why a highly trained workforce is key to competing in today’s global market...
Congressman Candidate Urges Governor Jay Nixon to Grant Clemency For Sedalia Man
JEFFERSON CITY, MO - September 22, 2014 - Nate Irvin, Democratic candidate for U.S. Congress, called on Missouri Governor Jay Nixon to immediately grant clemency to Jeff Mizanskey. Jeff has served 21 years on a life sentence with no possibility of parole for marijuana, and only the Governor can grant clemency and set Jeff free...