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Litigation in the Public Interest: From Right to Try to Rescheduling

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Ethan Nadelmann, Kathryn L Tucker, Shane Pennington

Public interest impact litigation can be a powerful tool in catalyzing change, including in opening access to psychedelic-assisted therapy. Learn about cutting-edge cases filed to compel the DEA to open a path to access under Right to Try and/or rescheduling; to compel OHA to provide reasonable accommodation to homebound disabled and dying Oregonians under the PSA.

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