National and State Marijuana Reform: The Economic, Social, Legal and Health Implications
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National and State Marijuana Reform: The Economic, Social, Legal and Health Implications
Although marijuana is designated as a scheduled 1 controlled substance, making its possession, growth, and use illegal under federal law, sixteen states and the District of Columbia have enacted laws decriminalizing marijuana for medical use. Michigan legislation has removed criminal sanctions for the medical use of marijuana. The enforcement of federal law, local regulation and…
A Wave of Change: Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of Michigan’s Constitution and the Evolution of State Constitutionalism
The Symposium will be held on Friday, October 11th at Wayne State University Law School from 8:00am to 5:00pm. RSVPs are not required but encouraged. To RSVP, please click here. This year’s symposium is triggered by the 50th anniversary of Michigan’s Constitution. Ratified in 1963, Michigan’s Constitution was part of a wave of change in…
9/11 And the Legal Landscape: A Decade Later
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