The Drug Enforcement Administration’s (DEA) administrative hearing on cannabis rescheduling saw both sides make their closing arguments on Wednesday, July 15, bringing the 17-day proceedings to a broadly positive close.
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.
A prohibitionist group, represented by Torridon Law PLLC, founded by former Attorney General William Barr, is urging the DEA to extend the public comment period for cannabis rescheduling.
Reports from last week suggesting that the US Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) would support recommendations for cannabis rescheduling were not approved by the organization’s administrator, one source has suggested.
Just days after reports suggested that the US Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) will support recommendations to reschedule cannabis, anti-reform groups have launched a campaign aimed at stopping it in its tracks.
