DEA Opposes Marijuana Rescheduling Opponents' Request For New Testimony And Document Discovery In Ongoing Hearing

Can You Imagine the Government Making Marijuana Scheduling Decisions Without Written Rules?

GAO report on marijuana scheduling is admitted into DEA hearing record as parties prepare limited briefs. DEA Administrative Judge delays recommendation until after midterm elections.

DEA's Marijuana Rescheduling Defense Under Fire: The Fallout From GAO's Procedural Findings

Duane Boise CEO of MMJ International Holdings: "The government restricted its own witness's testimony, then argued the other side already had its chance while a Federal watchdog findings expose serious weaknesses in DEA and FDA decision making as the government…

DEA Opposes Marijuana Rescheduling Opponents' Request For New Testimony And Document Discovery In Ongoing Hearing

Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) is opposing marijuana rescheduling opponents’ request to reopen an ongoing hearing on the Trump administration’s proposed reform for a new round of testimony and document discovery. The dispute concerns a recently released federal watchdog report that found there are “gaps” in the government’s process for evaluating controlled substances. DEA said in […]

DEA Judge Rejects Marijuana Rescheduling Delay As Michigan, Ohio Cannabis Businesses Await Tax Relief

Federal ruling advances proceedings that could eventually allow recreational marijuana businesses to deduct ordinary operating expenses and reduce federal income tax WASHINGTON DC  — A federal Drug Enforcement Administration judge Thursday rejected an attempt to reopen marijuana rescheduling hearings, removing a potential procedural obstacle to a decision that could deliver significant federal income tax relief

DEA Judge Denies Marijuana Rescheduling Opponents’ Request To Reopen Hearing For More Testimony, But Allows New Briefs

A Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) judge has rejected marijuana rescheduling opponents' request to reopen an ongoing hearing on the Trump administration's proposed reform for a new round of testimony and document discovery-but he is allowing a federal watchdog report that found there are "gaps" in the government's process for evaluating controlled substances to be entered into the record and is inviting parties to submit additional briefs a…

Marijuana Rescheduling Pause: What Employers Need to Know

The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration temporarily stayed administrative proceedings concerning the proposed rescheduling of additional marijuana products from Schedule I to Schedule III under the Controlled Substances Act. The Sept. 29 order allows consideration of a U.S. Government… The post Marijuana Rescheduling Pause: What Employers Need to Know appeared first The post Marijuana Rescheduling Pause: What Employers Need to Know first appear…