DEA Agents Prohibited From Randomly Searching Travelers At Airports
December 3, 2024
DEA personnel lack adequate training and often fail to properly document search-related activities
DEA personnel lack adequate training and often fail to properly document search-related activities
According to some lawmakers, the POTUS “has the opportunity to further reduce the harms of marijuana’s criminalization”
The Department of Health and Human Services recommended marijuana be moved to Schedule III last August and the Justice Department published a proposed rule to change cannabis’ classification in May. Here’s what’s next …
A drug policy expert weighs the pros and cons of reclassifying marijuana
Speaking of the “Magic Mushroom” chocolate bars in question, store management said, “[the DEA] … had done their own lab testing on the products and some … did not pass their standards.”
“The scientific evidence in favor of removing cannabis from Schedule I remains overwhelming.”
Many investors and researchers have been predicting a psychedelics boom, with MDMA being just the first of a number of psychedelics in the drug development pipeline.
“The jury is no longer out on marijuana: It has medical uses and is currently being used for medical purposes.”
“Nurses have long known through their own first hand experience working with patients that cannabis holds legitimate therapeutic value.”
The federal comment portal is still open for nearly two months—here’s how you can submit comments on cannabis reclassification
