US Department of Justice formalizes proposal

(Washington) On Thursday, the United States Department of Justice officially presented its proposal to reclassify cannabis into a category of drugs that is less harmful than the one it is presently classified in.

On April 30, the authorities in the United States made the announcement that the Department of Justice had suggested to the White House Budget Office that cannabis be moved from category 1, which is comprised of substances that are considered to be highly addictive and have no medical benefit, to category 3, which includes certain codeine drugs.

This new federal classification may have substantial ramifications for the economy, given that approximately three quarters of the population of the United States resides in a state that has legalized an illegal substance.

The Department of Justice issued a press release announcing the transmission of this proposal to the Official Journal on Thursday. The proposal “launches the process during which the DEA (the federal anti-drug agency, Editor’s note) will collect and take into account information and opinions from citizens, in order to decide on the appropriate timetable,” the press release stated.

Until definite regulations are published, cannabis will continue to be categorized as belonging to category 1.

Joe Biden, the Vice President of the United States, stated in a video that was broadcast on Thursday that “no one should be in jail just for using or possessing marijuana overall.”

It was stated by him in October 2022 that a number of actions would be taken to expunge the federal convictions of those who had been sanctioned for simple possession of cannabis. This would remove any potential barriers that these individuals would face when trying to gain access to job or housing.

In addition to this, he urged the authorities in charge of health and justice to reconsider the punishments that are related with marijuana.

A bill to remove cannabis from the federal list of harmful substances was approved by the House of Representatives, which was then dominated by Democrats, in the years 2020 and 2022. However, the bill was met with opposition from the Senate, which was dominated by Republicans.

“WASHINGTON,” the The Department of Justice made a crucial step toward rescheduling marijuana on Thursday. The department formalized its procedure to reclassify the substance as lower-risk and remove it from a category in which it has been considered as more dangerous than fentanyl and methamphetamine.

The “major” action was disclosed by Vice President Joe Biden in a video that was shot directly into the camera and uploaded to his official account on X. In the message, Vice President Biden stated, “This is monumental.” “This is a significant step toward reversing inequalities that have persisted for a long time… There have been far too many lives that have been turned upside down as a result of an unsuccessful approach to marijuana, and I am dedicated to putting those wrongs right. In this matter, you have my word.

The administration of Vice President Joe Biden has been sending signals that it intends to work toward rescheduling the substance from Schedule I, which is a classification that is considered to be extremely stringent and includes drugs such as heroin, to Schedule III, which is a classification that is less stringent and would for the first time acknowledge the drug’s medical benefits at the federal level. On Thursday afternoon, the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) published a notice of proposed rulemaking in the Federal Register. This action triggered a comment process that will last for sixty days and will provide members of the public the opportunity to provide feedback on the rescheduling proposal before it is completed.

It was in October 2022, just a few weeks before the midterm elections of that year, that Vice President Biden initially instructed government agencies to reconsider the scheduling of marijuana. The Department of Justice and the Department of Health and Human Services were the ones in charge of the procedure.

People, please take note: the simple act of consuming or possessing marijuana should not result in incarceration. Period,” Biden stated in the video that was released on Thursday, marking his third time substantially speaking on the subject since he issued his command two years ago.

The second time that Vice President Biden addressed the subject was during the State of the Union speech that he delivered this year. He made history by mentioning marijuana when he was stationed on the dais in the House chamber. It was during this time that he made the statement, “No one should be jailed for using or possessing marijuana.”

On Thursday, Vice President Kamala Harris also issued a video in which she praised the progress that has been made.

According to the current classification system, marijuana is considered to be on par with heroin and even more hazardous than fentanyl. According to Harris, “We are finally going to change that.” “We are making progress toward concluding this matter.”

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