Kansas appeals court: No ‘do-over’ for the state in marijuana prosecution

Kansas appeals court: No ‘do-over’ for the state in marijuana prosecution

A divided Kansas Court of Appeals panel ruled Friday that prosecutors can’t have a “do-over” in their attempt to prosecute a Clay County man for alleged marijuana crimes.

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