Federal Appeals Court Rules Against DEA In Psilocybin Rescheduling Lawsuit Brought By Doctor Who Wants To Give Psychedelic To Cancer Patients
Federal Appeals Court Rules Against DEA In Psilocybin Rescheduling Lawsuit Brought By Doctor Who Wants To Give Psychedelic To Cancer Patients
A federal appeals court has ruled against the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) in a lawsuit over a Washington State doctor’s petition to reschedule psilocybin. The court said DEA failed to explain its reasoning when it denied the petition, and it ordered the agency to provide a more complete ju...
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Isn't the point of the right to try stuff, to try and prove that there is a medical use?
If the FDA comes back and says there is no known medical use, how else do you get data to show there is other than start experiments on terminally I'll people willing to try it through this program?
From the DEA's perspective, that catch-22 is entirely intentional.
get out of here with your logic