HeyJaredDrugs on the Docket
Drugs on the Docket is a production of the Drug Enforcement and Policy Center (DEPC) at The Ohio State University. Each episode explores how U.S. court rulings—primarily those handed down from the Supreme Court—impact drug law and policy and continue to shape the War on Drugs.
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Season 4 Episode 4 – Tale of Two Schedules with Sam Kamin, Robert Mikos, Cat Packer and Kathryn Cornelius (opens the original)
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In June 2026, the Drug Enforcement and Policy Center brought together leading scholars, advocates and regulators for a webinar to explore the implications of marijuana rescheduling at the federal level, as well as what it does—and does not—change in the federal and state cannabis landscape. This conversation took place after the Trump Administration made a surprise announcement in April 2026 that it was rescheduling state medical marijuana products, but before a hearing in late June to consider
Season 4 Episode 3 – Hemani v. United States: Decision with Jake Charles and Joel Johnson (Part 2 of 2) (opens the original)
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In this episode, host Hannah Miller and cohost Douglas Berman bring back Joel Johnson and Jake Charles to discuss the Supreme Court’s ruling in United States v. Hemani . We explore how Hemani fits into the Court’s evolving Second Amendment framework established by Heller , McDonald , Bruen , and Rahimi , the role of dangerousness, status, and historical analogues, and why—despite a unanimous ruling— Hemani leaves many issues in firearm dispossession and marijuana law unresolved. Johnson and Char
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