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American Bar Association notes human rights concerns
Link Saying that mandatory minimums are a “one-way ratchet upwards” and cannot “satisfy the basic dictates of fairness,” Judge Patricia Wald, testifying on behalf of the American Bar Association, raised a host of concerns about such sentencing practices in testimony … Continue reading
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How much are the Feds spending going after medical marijuana?
I love it! Washington DC — By the request of Americans for Safe Access (ASA), the nation’s largest medical marijuana advocacy organization, Congressman Maurice Hinchey (D-NY) this week led a group of three other House lawmakers in calling for a … Continue reading
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PTSD clinical trial for veterans using psilocybin is a first for those who don't respond to initial therapies: 30-Jul-2026 --…