Year: 2024

Reclassifying cannabis from Schedule I to Schedule III under the US Controlled Substances Act will not automatically amend federal drug testing …

After laying out various instances where Congress has stepped in and made a scheduling decision—such as the federal legalization of hemp under the …

… marijuana legalization laws from federal interference. Federal … A 20-year veteran in the cannabis law reform movement, he covers the policy and …

… medical marijuana programs from federal interference – a policy dating back to 2014. … government should interact with state-level legalization …

Cannabis stocks have generally done well during the fourth quarters of election years. Federal marijuana legalization isn’t likely to happen …

The plaintiffs argued that this created a risk of prosecution under federal law … legalization and decriminalization of cannabis in many states. The …

“Cannabis-related impairment standards and technology.—The Committee recognizes that as more jurisdictions legalize the use of recreational cannabis, …

Cannabis with more than that amount of total THC is considered marijuana and is still a controlled substance under federal law. This means that …

While the exact impact of Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo[2] on the cannabis industry remains to be seen, this article explores the way in which …

… federal cannabis reform. Specifically, UFCW has advocated for the urgent passage of a congressional bill to protect banks that work with state-legal …