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End The Drug War

2 stories on this topic.

The Legislature

Law Enforcement Reform Group Says Rescheduling Falls Short, Calls for Full Federal Fix

A national organization of current and former law enforcement leaders is warning that today’s federal move to reclassify marijuana does not go nearly far enough—and risks preserving many of the same harms that cannabis reform was supposed to fix.

December 18, 2025

AnalysisThe Legislature

CT Lawmakers Support Psychedelics, But Crack Down on Cannabis?

In a confusing twist for advocates of drug policy reform, a recent vote comparison shows that several Connecticut lawmakers who voted to support psilocybin access also voted to increase criminal-style enforcement against cannabis users and small businesses.

May 20, 2025