 Louisiana Radio Network. I'm Sean Richardson. Governor Jeff Landry vetoed a bill that would have given the ability to pardon certain first-time convicted marijuana possession offenders without recommendations for the pardon board. Brooke Thornton has more. In his veto response, Landry said the bill is an attempt to have the state accept President Biden's invitation to join his soft-on-crime, no-consequences-for-criminals agenda. Whether it's soft-on or hard-on crime, neither one of those was a factor into what this bill was set to do.