Lots of criminal justice discussion of later at Marijuana Law, Policy & Reform

I have not done a round-up of posts from my blogging over at Marijuana Law, Policy & Reform in a little while, and I am especially eager to flag again this earlier post requesting information from any and all folks teaching (or interested in teaching) a law course on drugs generally or cannabis in particular (sought via a short survey at go.osu.edu/teaching-drugs-survey).  In addition, below are some more recent posts at the intersection of criminal justice reform and marijuana reform from MLP&R: 

• “Five Decades of Marijuana Decriminalization”

• DEPC event: “Social Equity 2.0: Lessons From Recent State Developments”

• Equity getting lots of attention, but still much work to do, as social justice becomes centered in marijuana reform efforts

• Alabama Gov signs medical marijuana legislation just days after Mississippi Supreme Court blows up medical marijuana initiative

• Effective coverage of marijuana expungement efforts and work still to do

• Notable new GOP bill for ending federal marijuana prohibition

• “Comparing Permissive Illegality Frameworks in Denmark and the United States”

• Notable working group releases new “Principles for Federal Cannabis Regulations & Reform”

• “New Market Entrants and Uncertain Drug Policy in the United States”

• “Inequitable Marijuana Criminalization, COVID-19, and Socioeconomic Disparities: The Case for Community Reinvestment in New York”