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Is DEA Marijuana Lies Civil Misconduct or Criminal Fraud? DEA Administrator's First Marijuana Decision
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Is DEA Marijuana Lies Civil Misconduct or Criminal Fraud? DEA Administrator's First Marijuana Decision

DEA Counsel's Conduct: Is It Fraud on the Tribunal?

DEA attorney Aarathi D. Haig submitted a formal legal response on July 25, 2025 to DEA Administrator Terry Cole, asserting that MMJ BioPharma Cultivation lacked a bona fide supply agreement (BFSA) - the critical requirement for Schedule I bulk manufacturing registration.

But this is provably false. That misrepresentation - made knowingly and in writing to the DEA Administrator and under the guise of the law - raises serious civil and criminal red flags.

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DEA Scrambles to Defend Marijuana Decision Amid Supreme Court Ruling, Legal Collapse And Public Outrage
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DEA Scrambles to Defend Marijuana Decision Amid Supreme Court Ruling, Legal Collapse And Public Outrage

"This Wasn't DEA Marijuana Regulation - It Was a DEA Illegal Ambush." ALL EYES ON TERRY COLE!
MMJ BioPharma Cultivation CEO Duane Boise is calling out the DEA's desperate attempt to defend a marijuana Administrative Law Judge decision that never got a hearing, blocked marijuana scientific evidence, and defied Supreme Court precedent.

"They're defending a hearing that never actually happened," said Duane Boise.
"We followed every rule. They followed none."

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DEA Marijuana Rescheduling Judge Mulrooney Retires Amid Constitutional Crisis and MMJ Marijuana Research Lawsuit
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DEA Marijuana Rescheduling Judge Mulrooney Retires Amid Constitutional Crisis and MMJ Marijuana Research Lawsuit

As the DEA's unconstitutional house of cards collapses, its top obstructionists are fleeing like rats from a sinking ship. Judge John "McLooney" Mulrooney, the DEA's clownish Administrative Law Judge who presided over sham marijuana hearings now deemed unconstitutional, is retiring August 1. Policy chief Matthew Strait has already retired. Thomas Prevoznik, is rumored to be next. And all eyes are now on Aarathi Haig, DEA's lead counsel. Who will be the next to jump ship?

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