Controlled Substances Act

The Court Case That Could Change The Cannabis Industry Forever And How It Affects Rescheduling
Federal Researchers Find New Methods To Ascertain Difference Between Cannabis And Hemp
Is Marijuana A Controlled Substance? Wait… What Is A Controlled Substance?
Federal Researchers Find New Methods To Ascertain Difference Between Cannabis And Hemp
Is Marijuana A Controlled Substance? Wait… What Is A Controlled Substance?
DEA Under Pressure To 'Deschedule Marijuana Altogether': 12 US Senators Send Demand To Merrick Garland, Anne Milgram
Indiana Democrats Propose Bills To Legalize Medical And Adult-Use Cannabis

Controlled Substances Act Recent News

Should The Biden Administration Reschedule Cannabis By Year-End? Six Governors Say Yes
Six governors call on Biden to reschedule cannabis by year-end, aligning policy with public opinion and boosting economic benefits.
Veterans' Letter To President Biden Seeks Swift Marijuana Rescheduling And Federal Legalization
In a compelling move for cannabis reform, a coalition of military veterans organizations is asking President Biden to hasten the ongoing administrative review on marijuana scheduling.
Cross-Political Coalition To Biden: Deschedule Cannabis, Don't Just Rebrand Federal Criminalization
In an unprecedented show of unity, diverse advocacy groups come together to lobby President Biden for full marijuana legalization in 2023.
Congressional Research Service Foresees Potential DEA Endorsement Of Marijuana Rescheduling
On August 29, 2023, the U.S.
Health Dept Decision To Move Cannabis To Lower-Risk Category: Bull Case Narrative For The Industry
Recent news that the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) is recommending the reclassification of marijuana as a Schedule III drug under the Controlled Substances Act has
Risk Or Reward? California's Move Towards Interstate Cannabis Trade
California attorney general's office has embarked on a quest to understand the possible legal consequences of allowing interstate cannabis commerce in the context of federal prohibition.
Senator Fights Against Bill That Allows Social Media Sites To Scan User Conversations For Illegal Drugs
$1 Trillion And 50 Years Later, Is The DEA's War On Drugs A Failure?
The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) turned 50 this week, marking five decades and over $1 trillion in its unsuccessful attempt to enforce the Controlled Substances Act (CSA) by means of what is widely viewed as a failed War on Drugs. Why Unsuccessful?
Labor Union Urges Biden To End Marijuana Prohibition, Protect Workers, Prevent Monopolies
A labor union wants the Biden administration to end federal marijuana prohibition and implement policies to protect cannabis workers and prevent industry monopolies.
US Postal Worker And Accomplice Face Federal Charges For Marijuana Delivery Scheme
US Postal worker Mjaan Roland and an associate Lemont Darby are facing federal charges following their alleged involvement in transporting marijuana.
Nevada Lawmakers Approve Comprehensive Cannabis Reform Bill, Awaits Governor's Signature
Nevada lawmakers have approved a comprehensive marijuana reform bill, aiming to increase possession limits and remove barriers in the industry.
MDMA News: Exclusive Supply Deal With Awakn Life Sciences & Canadian Company Expands Psychedelics Production
PharmAla To Be Exclusive MDMA Supply Partner To Awakn Life Sciences Effective immediately, MDXX class molecules producer PharmAla Biotech Holdings Inc. will become the exclusive MDMA supplier to Awakn Life Sciences (OTCMKTS: AWKNF).
New Report Examines Sentencing Trends For 'Simple Possession Of Marijuana' Offenses
A new report entitled 'Weighing the Impact of Simple Possession of Marijuana' updates a 2016 Commission study regarding sentencing in the Federal System.
What Do Biden's Cannabis Pardons Mean For Psychedelics? Can This Huge Cultural Shift In America Lead To Legalization?
This article by Partick McConnell was originally published on Microdose and appears here with permission.
GOP Lawmakers Urge Dems To Consider Environmental Impact Of Cannabis Legislation
Republican Reps. Earl Carter of Georgia and Doug Lamborn of Colorado urged Senate Democrats to conduct research into the environmental impact of their proposed cannabis legalization bill.
Medical Marijuana In Florida: A Roundup Of What Cannabis Advocates Need To Know
Although cannabis remains illegal at the federal level and is still classified as a Schedule I drug under the Controlled Substances Act (CSA), some states have approved the medical use of cannabis. This is the case in the Sunshine State (FL).
DEA Revokes Project To Schedule 5 New Psychedelic Compounds
Ending last week, the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) finally reversed its project to criminalize 5 new psychedelic substances, as first