Barr and Sabet Warn Against Marijuana Rescheduling Over Health Risks
TL;DR
Former Trump-era Attorney General William Barr and anti-legalization advocate Kevin Sabet publish a Washington Post op-ed arguing marijuana has horrific health risks, offers no proven medical value, and should not be rescheduled; the piece comes as the DEA weighs broader rescheduling amid testimony on medical benefits, even as a 2023 HHS analysis acknowledged some medical value. Opponents warn that rescheduling could unlock tax deductions under 280E and boost industry marketing, while lawsuits continue challenging the process.
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- Opinion | This marijuana disaster could rival Big Tobacco The Washington Post
- DEA cannabis rescheduling hearings completed datac.ca
- Marijuana Rescheduling in Jeopardy? A Federal Court is About to Decide Whether the Attorney General Acted Improperly The Globe and Mail
- Getting Banked Is Only the Beginning mg Magazine
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