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What Could Rescheduling Mean for Medical Cannabis Patients?

Canna Care Docs

Understanding current drug scheduling for cannabis The DEA classifies drugs, substances, and certain chemicals used to make drugs into five distinct categories or “schedules.” Abuse rate is a determinate factor in scheduling; Schedule I has the most abuse potential while Schedule V drugs have the least abuse potential.

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Wondering What’s Next for Medical Cannabis? We aren’t Waiting Around & Neither Can You!

Americans for Safe Access

Now that public comment has closed the rescheduling process shifts to the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA).

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NORML Op-Ed: DEA’s Marijuana Hearing Is a Good Opportunity for Advocates To Make the Case for Rescheduling

NORML

Nearly 40 years ago, advocates made the case to the DEA’s own judge that cannabis did not meet the definition of a Schedule I controlled substance. Their case is exponentially stronger now. The post NORML Op-Ed: DEA’s Marijuana Hearing Is a Good Opportunity for Advocates To Make the Case for Rescheduling appeared first on NORML.

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Patients Deserve a Federal Overhaul on Medical Cannabis

Americans for Safe Access

Cannabis was listed as a Schedule I substance, a category for “drugs with no currently accepted medical use and a high potential for abuse”; this is a stricter classification than even raw opium, which is Schedule II. Now, two-thirds of Americans live in states where medical cannabis is legal.

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Rep Blumenauer: Upcoming Veterans Medical Marijuana Vote In Congress

NORML

As a founding Co-Chair of the Congressional Cannabis Caucus, I am pleased to report to you that my legislation to allow VA doctors to fill out state-legal medical marijuana recommendations is scheduled for a committee vote tomorrow. Congressman Earl Blumenauer (D-OR) speaking a NORML Conference.

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Weekly Legislative Roundup 3/21/20

NORML

Update : AB 2355 was scheduled for a hearing in the Assembly Labor And Employment Committee this week, but it was postponed until 4/1/20. The bill now heads to the governor. The bills now heads to the governor. The bill now heads to the governor. CA resident? MD resident? MS resident? New Hampshire. NH resident?

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HISTORIC: A bill to end marijuana prohibition just passed

NORML

Now, we still have much to do. Build support in the Senate and convince leadership to schedule a vote. Now, we have a public mandate with majorities of Republicans, Democrats, and independent voters all supporting the outright legalization of marijuana. When we raise our voices as one, there is nothing we cannot achieve.

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