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DEA Schedule III Registration Asks Cannabis Businesses to Admit to Drug Trafficking

State-licensed medical cannabis businesses have 60 days to apply for the federal registration to receive an expedited review; providing false info is punishable by jail.

Trulieve Files Applications for DEA Registration of State-Licensed Medical Marijuana Businesses

The company has 200-plus medical cannabis dispensaries it plans to register under the DEA’s expedited process for Schedule III.

3 Immediate Implications of Schedule III Leads CBT’s Top Stories in April

Vicente LLP founding partner Brian Vicente broke down the implications, and what else may unfold, in this month’s most-read article.

The Biggest Things About Schedule III You Haven’t Thought Of

Brian Vicente of Vicente LLP talks Schedule III with Cannabis Business Times

Tennessee Governor Tightens Noose on Cannabis Reform

Gov. Bill Lee signed legislation eliminating a trigger mechanism for his administration to align the plant’s control status with federal law.

Trulieve CEO ‘Not Concerned’ by DEA’s Middleman Role in Schedule III Order

Kim Rivers dives into the feds’ impending access to her company’s facilities and other treaty obligations, as well as 280E taxes, product development and scientific research.

Cannabis Industry Stakeholders React to Trump DOJ’s Rescheduling Order, New Hearing

The Department of Justice’s two-phase rescheduling plan includes an immediate order and a new, expedited hearing process.

Trump DOJ Moves to Reschedule Cannabis, Orders New Expedited Hearing

U.S. Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche signed an order to reschedule cannabis and set deadlines for a new DEA hearing.

Trump Pleads to ‘Please’ Get Cannabis Rescheduling Done 4 Months After Order

The president claimed his administration is ‘slow-walking’ a cannabis rescheduling order he issued in December.

Tennessee Lawmakers Aim to Take Cannabis Rescheduling Out of Expert Hands, Reserve for Themselves

The Legislature sent Gov. Bill Lee legislation to strip health and substance abuse officials of their authority to align state law with federal law.

Whitney Economics Refreshes Analysis of Federal Tax Impact on Legal Cannabis Operators

The cannabis industry is ‘being taxed out of business,’ Chief Economist Beau Whitney said about the IRS’s 280E policy.

US Congressman Presses DOJ, DEA Heads on Cannabis Rescheduling Timeline

Democratic Rep. Steve Cohen sent a letter to Attorney General Pam Bondi and DEA Administrator Terry Cole asking for a status update.

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