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Sessions' war on pot could speed up marijuana legalization nationwide

  • Written by Paul Seaborn, Assistant Professor, Department of Management, Daniels College of Business, University of Denver
Customers lining up to legally buy recreational marijuana in West Hollywood, Calif.AP Photo/Richard Vogel

Attorney General Jeff Sessions recently clarified how the Trump administration intends to treat states that have legalized pot, which remains illegal on the federal level.

The Obama administration eventually took a relatively hands-off approach...

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