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Igel

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8. It was a process argument.

Reply to Shipwack (Original post)

Sat Apr 8, 2023, 06:33 PM

Apr 2023

The FDA didn't follow the rules, the claim was. Not much different from the APA-based court cases that Trump lost so often.

Option 1:
Get another judge to overrule and hope it sticks.

Option 2:
Redo the process to dot the is and cross the ts.

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Ok, I give up. I agree that a judge in Texas can overrule the FDA. Therefore... [View all] Shipwack Apr 2023 OP

How about a female judge overruling Viagra approval? Diamond_Dog Apr 2023 #1

Sure... Same "logic" applies. Shipwack Apr 2023 #3

That would be the DEA's classification... jmowreader Apr 2023 #2

It's a congressional classification, so the argument that the DEA exceeded its authority Ms. Toad Apr 2023 #7

I'm in California... GReedDiamond Apr 2023 #10

Let MOMFUDSKI Apr 2023 #4

There is only ONE possible ruling THIS SC could make. bluestarone Apr 2023 #5

Except that the FDA didn't classify it that way. Ms. Toad Apr 2023 #6

It was a process argument. Igel Apr 2023 #8

Why can't California legalize Marijuana like all the other states that did so? MichMan Apr 2023 #9

I can go to a dispensary here in California... GReedDiamond Apr 2023 #11

Wonder why the OP thinks they have to overule the FDA then? MichMan Apr 2023 #12

The point I was trying to make was that a CA judge could make marijuana legal -nationwide-. Shipwack Apr 2023 #13

They are US Federal judges and not State judges. MichMan Apr 2023 #14