 Governor Jeff Landry vetoed a bill that would have given his office the ability to pardon certain first-time convicted marijuana possession offenders without the recommendation of the pardon board. New Orleans Representative Delisha Boyd says the veto letter explanation that her bill was soft on crime doesn't make sense. It means that people who have been sentenced have already served time or are in the midst of serving time. So I don't know how that soft on crime wasn't to prevent the arrest. It was to possibly just give people a second chance.