Cannabis Rescheduling: Page 7

Florida’s 54,000-Signature Miscount on Legalization Petition Leads CBT’s Top Stories in February

Florida officials underreported the number of signatures that county election officials validated for the state’s adult-use cannabis legalization initiative.

CRS Weighs 280E’s Constitutionality for Cannabis Businesses

The Congressional Research Service addressed legal questions on Section 280E’s punitive tax application to licensed cannabis operators.

The Rescheduling of Marijuana Is Not Happening Any Time Soon (Opinion)

Don’t hold your breath: Trump’s December 2025 Schedule III order is window dressing for doing nothing.

Congress’ Retreat on Blocking Trump’s Rescheduling Order Leads CBT’s Top Stories in January

Despite repeated attempts to include language in a funding bill that would have stripped the DOJ of its rescheduling power, the language was omitted.

2 GOP Senators Attempting to Steal Rescheduling Power From Trump Administration

The Republican duo submitted an amendment to reinsert language in a spending bill that would block the DOJ from reclassifying cannabis.

Senate Confirms Trump’s Cannabis-Friendly Drug Adviser Pick

Sara Carter will be the next director of the White House Office of National Drug Control Policy.

Congress No Longer Trying to Block Cannabis Rescheduling

The House and Senate Appropriation committees removed language from a funding bill that would have blocked the DOJ from reclassifying the plant.

ESOPs for Cannabis Operators: A Fix for the 280E Problem?

Employee Stock Ownership Plans can benefit cannabis companies, business owners, and employees, but downsides exist, and the rules are intricate.

Massachusetts Cannabis Prohibition Attempt Leads CBT’s Most-Popular Stories for 2025

The state’s attorney general approved the ballot petition in September, and the evolving storyline continues to generate ongoing interest entering 2026.

Trump’s Rescheduling Decision Leads CBT’s Top Stories in December

The president ordered a Schedule III reclassification. A Massachusetts campaign’s momentum to kill the adult-use market also led this month’s top stories.

Typical Dispensary to Save $268K Annually Under Schedule III Reclassification

Cannabis retailers in higher-volume states, such as Maryland, would save an average of $805,000 annually per store if the Section 280E tax burden is removed.

When Polarization Replaces Governance: Cannabis Rescheduling and the Cost of Fear-Based Leadership (Opinion)

Much of the industry conversation to Trump’s executive order defaults to doom narratives that generate engagement but produce minimal legislative leverage.

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