DEA Helps Investigate Prince’s Death After Prescription Painkillers Found
The DEA has been called to help investigate the death of pop superstar Prince after authorities allegedly found prescription painkillers when the musician died.
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DEA’s Opportunity to Legalize Hemp
By Ross Parker ticklethewire.com The DEA announced recently a re-examination of the Schedule I classification of marijuana. This most restrictive classification is reserved for substances which have no accepted medical use and a high potential for abuse. Marijuana’s classification in the federal system is anomalous considering that 23 states have legalized it for medical purposes….
Parker: The DEA’s Opportunity to Legalize Hemp
Ross Parker was chief of the criminal division in the U.S. Attorney’s Office in Detroit for 8 years and worked as an AUSA for 28 in that office. By Ross Parker ticklethewire.com The DEA announced recently a re-examination of the Schedule I classification of marijuana. This most restrictive classification is reserved for substances which have…
Portland Press Herald: Marijuana Doesn’t Belong on DEA’s ‘Most Dangerous’ List
Consensus is growing among Maine physicians that cannabis can effectively treat some medical conditions, and the number of people seeking prescriptions is rising right along with it.
DEA Employees Seek to Prevent Release of Videos of Lap Dances at Trial
DEA employees charged with lying during national security background checks are trying to avoid the embarrassing release of lap dances during their trial.
DEA Investigating 8 Fatal Overdoses of Fentanyl in Sacramento County
The DEA is investigating eight fatal overdoses related to the painkiller fentanyl in Sacramento County over the past month.
DEA Plans to Soon Decide Whether to Reschedule Marijuana to Acknowledge Medicinal Benefits
For decades, marijuana has been classified as a Schedule 1 drug, which means it has no accepted medical use.
Justice Department Defends Legally Questionable Eavesdropping Program
The Justice Department is defending the DEA’s legally questionable, disbanded eavesdropping program that often was used by drug officials in the Los Angeles suburbs.