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States Must Step Up to Fill Federal Delta-8 Loophole

When Congress passed the Farm Act in 2018, removing hemp and hemp-derived products from the definition of marijuana in the Controlled Substances Act, many argued that Congress inadvertently legalized delta-8—a psychoactive...more

New Jersey AG Declares Police Officers Cannot Face Discipline for Off-Duty Cannabis Consumption

As the highest-ranking law enforcement officer, a state’s attorney general sets the tone for other state and local law enforcement agencies at all levels, by not only setting broad policy initiatives but also interpreting...more

Warning to Cannabis Companies: Your Goods Or Sale Proceeds May be Seized When Crossing State Lines

A recent lawsuit highlights the underlying conflicts between neighboring state laws that cannabis companies, and companies operating peripherally to cannabis companies, must consider. Key among them is: how do I protect my...more

California Splits from the FDA: CBD Now Permitted in Food, Beverages and More

On Wednesday, October 6, 2021, California Governor Gavin Newsom signed into law Assembly Bill 45 (AB-45) that “prohibit[s] restrictions on the sale of dietary supplements, food, beverages, cosmetics, or pet food that include...more

CBD Now Permitted in Food, Beverages and More

On Wednesday, October 6, 2021, California Governor Gavin Newsom signed into law Assembly Bill 45 (AB-45) that “prohibit[s] restrictions on the sale of dietary supplements, food, beverages, cosmetics, or pet food that include...more

States-First Approach to Cannabis Legalization Brings Interstate Conflict of Laws

Some cannabis companies are facing unanticipated headwinds as a result of the emerging patchwork of state cannabis regulations—including unwanted attention from state attorneys general. Connecticut, for example, has long...more

Is Cooperative Federalism Attainable in Cannabis Regulation? AG Weiser Seems to Think So

It is not uncommon for state attorneys general (AGs) to weigh in on proposed federal legislation, particularly where states’ interests are implicated. In certain situations, state AGs may wish to alert Congress that they are...more

Is Cooperative Federalism Attainable In Cannabis Regulation? AG Weiser Seems To Think So.

It is not uncommon for state attorneys general (“AGs”) to weigh in on proposed federal legislation, particularly where states’ interests are implicated. In certain situations, state AGs may wish to alert Congress that they...more

Ohio AG Refuses To Certify Marijuana Legalization Law

On the heels of our piece from last week about the value of seeking state attorneys general (AG) buy-in on draft legislation, Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost (R) rejected a petition submission for a proposed law that would...more

Heeding State AGs’ Perspectives on Draft Legislation May Pay Dividends

In addition to enforcing laws after they are passed, state attorneys general (AGs) often weigh in on draft legislation or proposed ballot initiatives, providing valuable insight for lawmakers and other stakeholders into the...more

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