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Georgia wants to know whether Schedule III reaches a mailbox on the far side of the mountains, three researchers in the New England Journal of Medicine want to know who pays for the science it promised, and Yale wants to know what the Treasury would collect if Congress ever finished the job. And in the Fourth Circuit, DEA answered a petition in seventeen hours, which may be the fastest the agency has ever handed the other side its best exhibit.
📮 Georgia tests the mail
🧮 Yale prices the finish line
⚗️ Seventeen hours at DEA
Neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night stays these couriers from the swift completion of their appointed rounds.
