As Chief Administrative Law Judge Derek Julius weighs his recommendation on moving cannabis to Schedule III, the DEA’s own closing brief attacks nearly every witness who opposed it — bar one scientist inside its own ranks.
The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) has scheduled an official date for the highly anticipated public hearing on cannabis rescheduling, starting with a presentation from the government just a day after President Elect Donald Trump is sworn in.
The first step in the US’s landmark efforts to reschedule cannabis officially took place yesterday, setting the stage for what is set to be a lively and heated process.
As the DEA releases new details about the highly anticipated preliminary rescheduling hearing next week, efforts to remove the DEA as a ‘proponent’ of rescheduling have been dismissed by a judge.
Cannabis rescheduling will now likely be delayed until next year as the US Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) confirmed its plans to hold a hearing on the proposal after the election.
