
Attn.: Rescheduling Order Doesn’t Change Federal Drug Testing Rules
“A ‘legitimate medical explanation’ requires use of a legally prescribed controlled substance in compliance with federal laws governing such a prescription.”

“A ‘legitimate medical explanation’ requires use of a legally prescribed controlled substance in compliance with federal laws governing such a prescription.”

“It provides the legal basis for recognizing 2nd Amendment protections for all responsible cannabis consumers.”

The officer in the case had consumed cannabis for pain management while on disability leave to recover from a work-related injury

The agency has been consistent in its interpretation of the law, but federal courts have disagreed

An update on the Trump administration’s rescheduling announcement

Study found “vaporization of cannabis flower reduced exposure to these harmful compounds by up to 99 percent compared with joint smoke”

“Results suggest light prenatal alcohol and cannabis use are not associated with long-term negative cognitive outcomes during adolescence”

The order also states that “unlicensed bulk marijuana” remains classified as a Schedule I controlled substance

The study’s results are consistent with those of others finding no next-day driving impairment

“Eligible hemp products must be furnished and provided directly by a qualified physician affiliated with the participant organization.”
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