Gov. Tim Walz is expected to sign a bill this weekend that includes a provision to decriminalize bong water. There is a reason for this: “Under current law, quantities of bong water greater than ...

Fluid left in bongs and water pipes can no longer be part of the total weight of a controlled substance when authorities charge people with drug offenses, under ...

Minnesota authorities would no longer be able to charge people with major drug crimes solely on the basis of the dirty water ...

Believe it or not, Minnesota and bong water have a very storied legal history. Back in 2009, the Minnesota Supreme Court ...

Gov. Tim Walz is expected to sign the public safety bill, which has a clause that prevents fluids left in bongs and water pipes from being considered when authorities charge people with drug offenses.

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