Congress might be the quickest path to rescheduling marijuana
Thanks to the Supreme Court’s ruling in Loper v. Bright, rescheduling marijuana will take far longer than it…
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How will Supreme Court ruling affect marijuana rescheduling?
The U.S. Supreme Court's landmark decision to significantly curtail federal regulatory agencies’ power has triggered a fresh round…
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A court case challenging the legality of marijuana prohibition could spur reform
Many cannabis industry observers have pinned their hopes for federal marijuana legalization on an act of Congress or…
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The Medical Card Has a New Argument
Federal rescheduling handed the medical tier a tax tool it never expected. Whether operators use it — and how fast — is what the next few years of market data…
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Week in Review: California cannabis designations, Supreme Court loss, union victories & more
A new state law lets California's outdoor marijuana growers claim a wine-like "appellation of origin" for their sun-and-soil-grown…
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