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DOJ MOVES CANNABIS CLOSER TO SCHEDULE III The DOJ says marijuana rescheduling is in its final phase after DEA input and 43,000 public comments. The change would not legalize cannabis federally but would ease research, taxes, and banking rules. It also moves marijuana out of the same category as... show more

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