Smart Approaches To Marijuana

DEA's Cannabis Rescheduling Hearing Set To Begin In January 2025 As Controversy Mounts
DEA Sued For Allegedly Hiding Emails With Anti-Marijuana Group
DEA Sets Stage For Marijuana Rescheduling With December 2 Hearing
DEA Sued For Allegedly Hiding Emails With Anti-Marijuana Group
DEA Sets Stage For Marijuana Rescheduling With December 2 Hearing
DEA Denies Allegations Of Colluding With Anti-Marijuana Group While Involved In Cannabis Rescheduling Process
DEA Is Compromised, DOJ Should Replace It In Cannabis Rescheduling, Claims Joint Motion

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Trump's Former AG Bill Barr Backs Prohibitionist Group Urging DEA To Delay Marijuana Rescheduling
During his tenure as AG under the Trump administration, Bill Barr faced criticism for initiating controversial investigations into cannabis industry mergers. Barr also served in the CIA during the Reagan White House.
Anti-Cannabis Group Raises Money To Scuttle DEA Rescheduling Effort
Almost immediately following the DEA's announcement, "Smart Approaches to Marijuana" (SAM) began soliciting donations to oppose this change.
GOP Lawmakers Gripe About THC Potency, Anti-Cannabis Group Pushes Research Resolution
Explore the GOP's resolution with SAM to study high-THC cannabis risks, urging research and education on its health impacts.
DEA Warns Pharmacies Selling Medical Marijuana In Georgia That THC Oil Is Illegal To Dispense
The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) is warning pharmacies in Georgia that dispensing medical marijuana is not legal under federal law.
Divided GOP Helps This State Dodge Bullet From The Pot Lobby, Says Anti-Marijuana Group
Is the battle for medical marijuana legalization in North Carolina over for this year? Some groups say yes, some say no. Here is what happened.
Not Everyone Celebrates 4/20: Anti-Marijuana Group Calls For 'Balanced Discussion'
A group of anti-marijuana advocates convened in Washington, D.C. on 4/20 — a day typically reserved for cannabis-oriented celebrations — calling for "a balanced discussion" on cannabis legalization.
Bipartisan Cannabis Research Bill Could Cause 'Dire Unintended Consequences' For Industry, Reform Groups Say
Recently, the Global Alliance for Cannabis Commerce (GACC) and Law Enforcement Action Partnership (LEAP) sent a letter to Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) expressing their support for streamlining can
Anti-Pot Legalization Group Pushes For More Marijuana Research

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