Ganja Law 101 Episode 3

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More from the Inter­na­tion­al Nar­cotics Con­trol Board on treaty com­pli­ance, the fed­er­al courts on reli­gious exemp­tions for con­trolled sub­stances, and Iowa wants to add raw cannabis to its med­ical pro­gram.
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Both pro­vi­sions con­tain safe­guard claus­es which make ref­er­ence to States par­ties’ domes­tic con­sti­tu­tion and leg­is­la­tion.
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Even if a par­ty, in appli­ca­tion of a safe­guard clause, is pre­clud­ed by its Con­sti­tu­tion from the oblig­a­tion to car­ry out mea­sures under arti­cle 36, para­graph 1 or 2, of the 1961 Con­ven­tion as amend­ed or arti­cle 3, para­graph 2, of the 1988 Con­ven­tion
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plain­tiff had not “sought relief in the courts” or “received the exemp­tion to the CSA” from the DEA
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the CSA autho­rizes the Attor­ney Gen­er­al to cre­ate exemp­tions from the pro­hi­bi­tions on han­dling con­trolled sub­stances, see 21 U.S.C. § 822(d), and indi­vid­u­als seek­ing a CSA exemp­tion must file a writ­ten request to the DEA Admin­is­tra­tor to obtain that exemp­tion, as plain­tiff has done here.  See 21 C.F.R. § 1307.03
House Study Bill 239, March 31, 2023
House Study Bill 242, March 31, 2023
Sen­ate Study Bill 1113, Jan­u­ary 31, 2023
Video Record­ing, Feb­ru­ary 27, 2023
Vapor­ized Cannabis Peti­tion, Feb­ru­ary 27, 2023
Des Moines man’s 45–year fight over drug laws takes a new turn, Feb­ru­ary 22, 2023, Cap­i­tal Dis­patch, Des Moines, Iowa