Cannabis Rescheduling Defined On Michigan Marijuana Today

Cannabis Rescheduling Defined On Michigan Marijuana Today

ANN ARBOR – On April 23, the Department of Justice issued an order to reschedule medical marijuana in states from I to III. But that’s about all we know for sure since the order didn’t go into great detail on what that means. So Michigan Marijuana Today focuses on that order and what it could mean long term not only for medical marijuana, but also recreational marijuana. On the show was cannabis attorney Scott Robers, senior corporate counsel fo…

Schedule III Is Official — What Comes Next?

In our latest Trade To Black podcast, hosts Shadd Dales and Anthony Varrell break down what could be the biggest moment the U.S. cannabis industry has ever seen. The Department of Justice has officially finalized the move to reschedule medical cannabis to Schedule III—this changes everything, including effectively ending the punishing 280E tax burden for state-licensed medical marijuana operators. Boris Jordan (CURLF), George Archos and Aaron Mi…

Cannabis Rescheduling: What It Means Now

Cannabis rescheduling to Schedule III is here. Learn how it impacts investors, states, and the public. Read the full breakdown now. The post Cannabis Rescheduling: What It Means Now appeared first on Alain Guillot.

Cannabis Rescheduled to Schedule III in 2026: What the DOJ Decision Means for Medical Marijuana, 280E, and Federal Policy

A quiet but seismic shift just hit the cannabis industry—and this time, it’s not speculation.On April 23, 2026, the U.S. Department of Justice officially moved forward with a targeted rescheduling action that places certain marijuana products into Schedule III under the Controlled Substances Act. But before the industry celebrates full federal reform, it’s worth understanding exactly what this move is—and what it isn’t.A Partial Shift With Immed…

Cannabis Rescheduling 2026: Federal Schedule III Shift

Today April 23, 2026, federal conversation around cannabis rescheduling took another major step forward as the U.S. Department of Justice moved ahead with plans to reclassify marijuana under the Controlled Substances Act, signaling a shift that has been building for years across the industry. Cannabis has long been listed as a Schedule I substance, grouped […]