Kyle Jaeger
Senior Editor at Marijuana Moment
Drug policy, huskies, tattoos. Managing editor @marijuanamoment. Past: @vice, @THR, @attn. 310.993.6948 | [email protected]
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marijuanamoment.net | Kyle Jaeger
A group of doctors who support drug policy reform has withdrawn its lawsuit against the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) that alleged improper witness selection and communications during the ongoing marijuana rescheduling process. Part of the reason for dropping the case was to avoid “more delay” in the already-stalled proceedings, the organization said.
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newsbudz.com | Kyle Jaeger
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marijuanamoment.net | Kyle Jaeger
The Nevada Senate has approved a joint resolution that calls on Congress to reschedule certain psychedelics, provide protections for people using the substances in compliance with state law and streamline research. About a week after the legislation from Sen. Rochelle Nguyen (D) cleared committee, the full chamber passed it in an 18-2 vote on Friday. It now moves to the Assembly for consideration.
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marijuanamoment.net | Kyle Jaeger
Even as more states and some congressional lawmakers pursued bans on consumable hemp products, the industry saw significant growth in 2024, according to a newly released survey from the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA). The National Hemp Report, which USDA conducts annually to assess the economic health of the market, showed that hemp farmers cultivated 45,294 acres of the crop last year, up 64 percent from 2023. And the industry’s value jumped about 40 percent, increasing to $445 million.
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marijuanamoment.net | Kyle Jaeger
Colorado lawmakers have introduced a bill that would empower the governor to grant pardons to people who’ve been convicted of psychedelics-related offenses, while revising rules for the state’s psychedelics legalization law. Sen. Matt Ball (D) and Rep. Lisa Feret (D) filed the legislation on Tuesday, proposing reforms to authorize Gov.
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JUST IN: DEA tells agency judge that marijuana rescheduling proceedings are still on pause. DEA said the matter is "pending" before Acting Administrator Maltz, a vocal critic of cannabis use. https://t.co/kuCvL1u3Bw
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