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GOP lawmakers talk cannabis reform’s prospects in Congress (Newsletter: December 2, 2022)

AMA study: Legal medical marijuana tied to lower opioid use; DEA increases psychedelics quotas again; OH cannabis paraphernalia reform; RI sales begin

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The Drug Enforcement Administration finalized its 2023 drug quotas, and the agency is allowing even more production of certain psychedelics than the already significant increases it initially proposed.

Reps. Dave Joyce (R-OH), Brian Mast (R-FL) and Nancy Mace (R-SC) spoke about the prospects for marijuana reform to advance in the lame duck session and in the new 118th Congress.

The Ohio Senate passed a large-scale criminal justice reform bill that includes provisions making it so possession of marijuana paraphernalia won’t qualify as a criminal record. There are also broader expungements and record sealing measures in the legislation.

Sen. John Hickenlooper (D-CO) formally filed a previously announced bill to create

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