Navigating the Future of Cannabis Regulation

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Navigating the Future of Cannabis Regulation

Navigating the Future of Cannabis Regulation: Lessons from Colorado and Washington

As the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) takes steps to reclassify marijuana as a regulated medicine, a significant shift in the legal landscape is poised to occur. This reclassification, likening marijuana to substances such as Tylenol with codeine or certain steroids, will compel 26 states where cannabis is currently illegal to re-evaluate their stance on the drug. These states must decide whether to maintain their prohibition on cannabis or embrace regulation in line with federal changes. Notably, states like North Carolina already have laws in place that will automatically legalize cannabis once the federal reclassification is enacted.

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