
The US president has signed an Executive Order directing federal agencies to move more quickly toward rescheduling marijuana and expanding research into medical cannabis and cannabidiol products, a step welcomed by industry but unlikely to bring rapid legal change.
The order instructs the US attorney general to complete the rulemaking process to move marijuana from Schedule I to Schedule III of the Controlled Substances Act “in the most expeditious manner.” Cannabis is currently classified as having no accepted medical use under federal law.
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