Federal drug administration told the DEA about marijuan's use as medicine (or not) - but won't tell the public

Asked recently for an update, DEA spokesperson Rusty Payne told VICE News, "We don't have a timeline on the decision."

The attorney general and DEA have the final say on rescheduling, but the FDA offered its official stance on the issue at least eight months ago, according to the agencies' joint letter to members Congress, which said the DEA received the FDA's input sometime prior to September 30, 2015. Neither agency, however, is currently willing to reveal what the FDA thinks ought to happen.

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Side effect of new marijuana laws: Denver rental car agencies now dumping ground for marijuana

Rental car workers at Denver International Airport say pot tourists are regularly leaving them with marijuana that travelers don’t want to try to carry through DIA.

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Medical marijuana law in Wyoming to be argued before Michigan Supreme Court

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The state’s high court will hear the case that began in November 2010, when attorney and former Godfrey-Lee School Board member John Ter Beek filed a lawsuit in Kent County Circuit Court challenging the city’s decision to ban medical marijuana distribution by anyone other than a licensed pharmacist