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Legalizing Magic Mushrooms: A Different Set of Laws for a Different Kind of Drug

Edward S. Adams

DOI: 10.2139/ssrn.7094518

Summary

This article examines how the cannabis industry is regulated, tracing its origins, history, and flaws. It then compares the cannabis and psilocybin industries, arguing that the cannabis regulatory model should not be copied for psilocybin. Instead, the author proposes customized regulatory approaches that address psilocybin's distinct features, aiming to create a safe, effective, and well-regulated market.

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Design theoretical or philosophical paper
Key finding The cannabis regulatory model should not be replicated for psilocybin; tailored regulations are needed to address psilocybin's unique characteristics.

Abstract

This Article explores the regulation of the cannabis industry, highlighting its origins, history, and shortcomings. The Article then compares the cannabis and psilocybin industries, arguing against the replication of the cannabis regulatory structure for psilocybin. Instead, this Article will propose tailored regulatory solutions designed to address the unique characteristics of psilocybin and foster a well-regulated, safe, and effective market.

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