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DEA Enforcement, Cannabis Rescheduling, and Hemp Regulation

If you missed our October 8 webinar, DEA Enforcement in a Changing Cannabis Landscape: Rescheduling, Hemp, and What Comes Next, the recording is.

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DEA Enforcement in a Changing Cannabis Landscape

There’s still time to register for today’s webinar, DEA Enforcement in a Changing Cannabis Landscape: Rescheduling, Hemp, and What Comes Next. Today, Harris.

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DEA Enforcement in a Changing Cannabis Landscape

There’s still time to register for today’s webinar, DEA Enforcement in a Changing Cannabis Landscape: Rescheduling, Hemp, and What Comes Next. Today, Harris.

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Cannabis and the Midterm Elections

The midterms are less than a month away, with elections mostly scheduled for November 3, 2026. Cannabis reform is on the table both.

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What a President Can Do Without Congress

Recently on the podcast High Spirits: The Cannabis Business Podcast, I discussed how cannabis legalization can occur through executive action, not just congressional.

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“Marijuana” Rescheduling Delayed, Again. What It Could Mean, and What Comes Next

What just happened in the marijuana rescheduling hearing On September 28, 2026, three participants in the ALJ marijuana rescheduling hearing filed a “Joint.

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DEA Marijuana Rescheduling Delayed, Again. What It Could Mean, and What Comes Next

What just happened in the marijuana rescheduling hearing On September 28, 2026, three participants in the ALJ marijuana rescheduling hearing filed a “Joint.

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DEA Cannabis Enforcement: Rescheduling and Hemp

Join us on October 8, 2026, for DEA Enforcement in a Changing Cannabis Landscape: Rescheduling, Hemp, and What Comes Next, a free webinar.

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The Supreme Court May Decide if Cannabis-Related Residency Requirements are Unconstitutional

We have been waiting for this. On September 10th, a Michigan man asked the U.S. Supreme Court to resolve a circuit split on.

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A $31.8 Million Cannabis-Related Verdict That a Federal Court Wouldn’t Enforce

A Michigan cannabis grower proved its case. A jury found that the buyer breached its supply agreement and awarded the grower $31.8 million.

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