More than a year after the state legalized recreational marijuana, more than 9,300 convictions for marijuana-related offenses in San Francisco dating back as far as 1975 have been expunged, District Attorney George Gascon announced Feb. 25.
Gascon’s office has already automatically expunged 1,230 marijuana-related convictions and, through a pilot program in partnership with the organization Code for America, an additional 8,132 convictions are being cleared.
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