United States: Cannabis & Hemp

The DEA's upcoming rescheduling hearings have sparked controversy over witness selection, while the Supreme Court's unanimous ruling on cannabis users' gun rights forces federal agencies to reconsider longstanding regulations. Meanwhile, reality TV's most famous survival competition draws the line at allowing cannabis use on set.

Tennessee state law now mandates that businesses selling hemp-derived cannabinoid products display specific warning signs alerting customers to potential intoxication and impairment. With no official state-published sign available, retailers must navigate posting requirements including specific dimensions and formatting standards. This guidance provides a practical solution for compliance while awaiting further direction from Tennessee's Alcoholic Beverage Commission.

The Washington State Liquor and Cannabis Board (LCB) published an interesting bulletin this Tuesday, June 16th. The bulletin finds that DEA’s final rule on medical marijuana rescheduling “does not appear to apply...