The federal agency responsible for enforcing drug laws, the DEA, has stated that two types of cannabinoids that have recently appeared in state markets are not in compliance with the legal definition of hemp and are classified as controlled substances. Last year, attorney Rod Kight sought clarification from the agency on the legal standing of delta-8 THC-O and delta-9 THC-O, and he followed up on this matter earlier this month.
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