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Federal Law Explained

October 25, 2026

Congress Gave Delta-8 Another Month. It Didn’t Give It Schedule III.

Jason Karimi, Publisher
September 29, 2026

Schedule III Changed the Federal Rules. Here Are 26 Questions South Dakota Still Has to Answer.

Jason Karimi, Publisher
September 28, 2026

DEA’s New Transfer Warning Collides With South Dakota’s Caregiver and Patient-Transfer Laws

Jason Karimi, Publisher
September 22, 2026

South Dakotan Safety-Sensitive Jobs Sit on Two Desks. Schedule III Moved Neither One.

Jason Karimi, Publisher
September 22, 2026

When the State Certificate Is Suspended, the Federal Registration Is Suspended Too.

Jason Karimi, Publisher
September 22, 2026

Part 1301 Defers Security to State Law. Article 44:90 Never Mentions Part 1301.

Jason Karimi, Publisher
September 15, 2026

What Does “Accepted Medical Use” Actually Mean? A 40-Year Legal Fight Now Matters in South Dakota

Jason Karimi, Publisher
September 11, 2026

A Written Certification Is Not a Part 1306 Prescription

Jason Karimi, Publisher
September 11, 2026

The April Rescheduling Order Asks for a License. Pierre Issues Four Certificates.

Jason Karimi, Publisher
September 4, 2026

Federal Medical Recognition Weakens the Old Defense of South Dakota’s Cannabis Residency Gate

Jason Karimi, Publisher
July 27, 2026

From Raich to Rescheduling: How State Medical Laws Changed the Legal Meaning of “Currently Accepted Medical Use”

Jason Karimi, Publisher
July 2, 2026

Treaty Obligations Meet Constitutional Reality: How Article 36 of the Single Convention Preserves U.S. Flexibility on Cannabis Policy

Jason Karimi, Publisher
June 12, 2026

From Gap to Solution: A Step-by-Step Implementation Framework for a User-Level Medical Cannabis Exemption in South Dakota

Jason Karimi, Publisher
May 14, 2026

WeedPress Proved Harvard Law Review Wrong: The Controlled Substances Act Is an Architecture of Exemptions — and History Just Proved It

Jason Karimi, Publisher
May 6, 2026

Why Business Lawyers and Lawmakers Must Master the U.S. Reinterpretation of the Single Convention: Treaty Flexibility as the Foundation for Durable Cannabis Reform

Jason Karimi, Publisher
May 4, 2026

The Federal Government Just Split Cannabis into Two Legal Tracks Overnight — and Congress Could Kill Both Within Weeks

Jason Karimi, Publisher
April 23, 2026

Marijuana’s Schedule I Original Sin: Nixon, Political Control, and Fifty Years of Failed Federal Rescheduling

Jason Karimi, Publisher
April 1, 2026

No. 15 — The Uniform Controlled Substances Act and the Architecture of Modern Drug Scheduling

Jason Karimi, Publisher
February 27, 2026

No. 10 — Federal Preemption After Rescheduling: Conflict, Obstacle, and Cannabis Federalism

Jason Karimi, Publisher
February 20, 2026

No. 8 – Administrative Procedure Act Vulnerabilities in DEA Rescheduling

Jason Karimi, Publisher
February 13, 2026

No. 5 – The Limits of § 822(d): What It Does — and Does Not — Authorize

Jason Karimi, Publisher
February 13, 2026

No. 4 – The Controlled Substances Act Is Not a Blunt Instrument — It Is an Architecture of Exceptions

Jason Karimi, Publisher
January 25, 2026

No. 1 – Legal Memorandum: Common Misconceptions in Cannabis Activism Regarding Federal Drug Law

Jason Karimi, Publisher
January 20, 2026

How South Dakota Cannabis Businesses Actually Interact With Federal Law: A Plain-English Guide for Patients, Owners, and Lawmakers

Jason Karimi, Publisher
January 18, 2026

A New Legal Standard Emerges: How HHS’s Two-Part Test Is Reshaping DEA Drug Scheduling

Jason Karimi, Publisher
January 14, 2026

Marijuana Is Still Federally Illegal — And the Fix Already Exists in Federal Law

Jason Karimi, Publisher
December 18, 2025

Request for South Dakota to Petition U.S. Attorney General for Waiver Under 21 U.S.C. § 822(d)

Jason Karimi, Publisher
December 10, 2025

The Federal Exemption Process Protects Pot Users Needing Organ Transplants…

Jason Karimi, Publisher
May 27, 2025

Federal Exception For Cannabis Legislation By Iowans For Medical Marijuana

Jason Karimi, Publisher
June 28, 2021

TODAY: South Dakota DPH Townhall Question By Jason Karimi Concerning Federal Exemption Processes for State Marijuana Programs

Jason Karimi, Publisher
May 14, 2021

Claim of recent Title 21 CFR Section 1307.03 usage by the DEA — “Wide Latitude…For Any Reason” To Provide Exemptions

Jason Karimi, Publisher

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