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Even the DEA is Now Admitting That They Don’t Know How to Reschedule Cannabis

There’s a specific kind of credibility that only comes from the inside. When cannabis advocates say the Controlled Substances Act is a broken instrument of policy failure, it gets filed under “predictable.” When a former senior DEA official writes the same thing in a peer-reviewed paper published in Science, it lands differently.

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