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  1. An executive order was issued to accelerate research related to drug policy in the US.
  2. Executive order shifts cannabis classification from Schedule I to Schedule III.

The executive order regarding cannabis classification has seen developments, including a final order from Todd Blanche and the reinforcement of ERISA preemption in the Patterson case.

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The executive order regarding cannabis classification has seen developments, including a final order from Todd Blanche and the reinforcement of ERISA preemption in the Patterson case.

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