Federal Case Against CSA Straddles Between Lax Enforcement and Prohibition
U.S. District Court Judge Mark Mastroianni appeared unconvinced that the plaintiffs in Canna Provisions Inc., et. al. v. Garland lacked ...
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AG Garland Submits Proposed Rule to Reschedule Cannabis
Approximately two weeks after the Department of Justice confirmed it was circulating a proposal to reschedule cannabis to Schedule III ...
U.S. Bankruptcy Courts Start to Hear Out Cannabis Debtors
With the entire cannabis industry’s focus on rescheduling and descheduling, federal courts are starting to warm to the idea that ...
State Psychedelics Bills Begin to Mushroom in 2024
As more politicians shine light on the potential for psychedelic medicine therapies, state bills and federal action have already begun ...
Despite a Couple of Big Steps, the Feds Didn’t Travel Far as More States Legalize Cannabis
Last year started with high hopes for some meaningful cannabis reform at the federal level but ended disappointingly with no ...
With Bipartisan Support, Cannabis Banking Bill Heads to Senate Floor
For the first time in 10 years, an important Senate committee cleared a cannabis banking bill on Sept. 27, sending ...
Taking Cannabis Down to Schedule III: What Does It Really Mean?
The cannabis industry’s hearts, and investors’ dollars, fluttered at last Wednesday’s news that the U.S. Department of Health and Human ...
Industry Players Make Recommendations to Congress to Regulate Hemp-Derived Products
Industry groups with a stake in how the federal government regulates products made from hemp-derived cannabinoids have responded to a ...
Failed Cresco-Columbia Care Merger Ices Combs’ Cannabis Deal
A month after Cresco Labs and Columbia Care failed to close their proposed merger before the June 30 deadline, the ...
Hemp Producers, Regulators Seek Clarity on Cannabinoids in the Farm Bill
As the Farm Bill of 2018, which legalized hemp federally in the U.S., comes up for renewal this year, many ...
