The latest news this week comes as 29 former federal prosecutors urge the Biden administration to maintain marijuana's Schedule I classification! According to the prosecutors, marijuana has become more dangerous, potent, and addictive since its last review in 2016. They argue that legalizing marijuana has benefited drug cartels and highlight concerns about youth safety and the addictive potential of marijuana. 💪 The prosecutors emphasize that marijuana does not have an accepted medical use or safe use under medical supervision. They also warn against rescheduling marijuana to Schedule III, as it could allow marijuana companies to deduct expenses for advertisements targeting youth and the sale of kid-friendly marijuana products. 😱 Check out Cannabis Legalization News with Tom Howard and Miggy 420 to hear more about the letter addressed to the Biden administration and the arguments put forth by these former prosecutors. 📚✨ #MarijuanaProsecutors #ScheduleI #BidenAdministration #DrugCartels #MedicalMarijuana #YouthSafety #AddictivePotential #PublicHealth
The latest news this week comes as 29 former federal prosecutors urge the Biden administration to maintain marijuana's Schedule I classification! According to the prosecutors, marijuana has become more dangerous, potent, and addictive since its last review in 2016. They argue that legalizing marijuana has benefited drug cartels and highlight concerns about youth safety and the addictive potential of marijuana. 💪 The prosecutors emphasize that marijuana does not have an accepted medical use or safe use under medical supervision. They also warn against rescheduling marijuana to Schedule III, as it could allow marijuana companies to deduct expenses for advertisements targeting youth and the sale of kid-friendly marijuana products. 😱 Check out Cannabis Legalization News with Tom Howard and Miggy 420 to hear more about the letter addressed to the Biden administration and the arguments put forth by these former prosecutors. 📚✨ #MarijuanaProsecutors #ScheduleI #BidenAdministration #DrugCartels #MedicalMarijuana #YouthSafety #AddictivePotential #PublicHealth