Federal Appeals Court Rejects Bid to Block Marijuana Rescheduling
The court said opponents failed to meet the standard for a stay as the DEA and other parties filed final briefs supporting the move to Schedule III.
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Marijuana Schedule III Escapes an Immediate Freeze-Now the Billion-Dollar Order Must Survive the Law
"The federal appeals court left the limited Schedule III order in effect while MMJ's challenge proceeds, but the stay denial did not uphold the order's legality or decide the separate DEA proceeding considering broader marijuana rescheduling." - Duane Boise, President,…
Federal Court Rejects Marijuana Opponents' Request To Block Trump's Rescheduling Move
A federal appeals court has rejected a request from a drug testing industry association and a pharmaceutical company to block the Trump administration from moving forward with federal cannabis rescheduling while ongoing litigation challenging the reform is considered. “Petitioners have not satisfied the stringent requirements for a stay pending court review,” the U.S. Court of […]
U.S. Court of Appeals Rejects Bid to Block Marijuana Rescheduling Order, Keeping Covered Marijuana in Schedule III
The Marijuana Herald - Marijuana news and information A federal appeals court today rejected an attempt to temporarily block the federal government’s marijuana rescheduling order, allowing state-licensed medical marijuana and certain federally approved marijuana products to remain in Schedule III while legal challenges continue. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit issued the order September 9 in a series … Continue re…
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