
Under Federal Rescheduling, What Happens To Legalization Referendums?
Cannabis is about to be ‘re-scheduled’ by feds. What does that mean for Florida Amendment 3?

Cannabis is about to be ‘re-scheduled’ by feds. What does that mean for Florida Amendment 3?

There are few published clinical trials of psilocybin therapy for chronic pain, although many are ongoing, including a pilot study for fibromyalgia

I’m pleased to see the government acknowledge that marijuana is a legitimate therapy and doesn’t belong in Schedule I

Right now, the only viable marijuana bill in Congress is a banking bill—how shameful is that?

“(T)he DEA should deschedule marijuana altogether. Marijuana’s placement in the Controlled Substances Act has had a devastating impact on our communities and is increasingly out of step with state law and public opinion.”

“Pursuant to the Controlled Substances Act (CSA), I, the Assistant Secretary for Health, am recommending that marijuana, referring to botanical cannabis, … be controlled in Schedule III of the CSA.”

Focused on interstate commerce, new report shows “how to federally legalize cannabis without violating the Constitution or undermining equity and justice”

Former Massachusetts regulator Shaleen Title says the move to legalize cannabis federally is “a political half-cocked unexamined idea that looks like it might be good … But the consequences have not been looked at.”

This week’s minor milestone in the crawl to rescheduling cannabis is only big news for big ballers
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