The Biden Administration Should Resolve Cannabis Regulation Chaos
The Biden Administration has the opportunity to be the first administration to rid our legal system of cannabis regulation chaos.
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A rise in suspect practices has been accompanied by a concomitant escalation of DOJ enforcement, sending a clear signal to would-be fraudulent actors.
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If DOJ hopes to create the consistency and confidence necessary for self-disclosure about misconduct, the recent guidance must be the beginning—not the end of—increased transparency in this area.
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By Wendy S. Salkin It has been widely reported and acknowledged that many incarcerated Americans live with mental illness. In 2014, the Treatment Advocacy Center and the National Sheriffs’ Association published The Treatment of Persons with Mental Illness in Prisons and Jails: A State Survey, a joint report that included the following findings: In 2012,…