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August 20, 2017
A late-summer review of some marijuana reform news and notes
In this post about a month ago, I set out a midsummer review of posts from Marijuana Law, Policy & Reform. A month later, I figure it is a good time to provide a late-summer review via this abridged set of links to some MLP&R postings:
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AG Sessions Task Force reportedly not pushing for a crack-down on marijuana reform states
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Silly(?!?) talk of marijuana reform as a "flash point" in the far-off 2020 Prez campaign
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NHTSA releases "Marijuana-Impaired Driving A Report to Congress"
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"Why a Drug Policy Organization Needs to Speak Out Against White Supremacy"
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US Justice Department reportedly blocking marijuana research requests supported by DEA
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Making the case for stigmatizing heavy use as marijuana reform continues apace
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Congratulations to the first director of the new Los Angeles Department of Cannabis Regulation
August 20, 2017 at 06:49 PM | Permalink
Comments
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However, this blog remains thought provoking, with challenging stupid statements not just from lawyers, but also from doctors.
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