It is widely known that trafficking in controlled substances is a crime under federal law. Traffickers and would-be traffickers be warned, however, that if you do choose to make income from trafficking in Schedule I or II controlled substances (including cannabis, cocaine, or psychedelic mushrooms), that income is fully taxable by the U.S. government. And
Vermont Attorney General T.J. Donovan recently announced that his office settled violations of the state’s delivery sale law with three online electronic nicotine delivery system (ENDS) sellers. Since December 2020 and including these most recent settlements, the state has collected $472,500 from 13 companies for such violations, signaling the state’s growing desire to enforce this
A number of U.S. representatives on both sides of the aisle recently cosponsored a proposed bill, limiting the U.S. Food & Drug Administration’s (FDA’s) ability to regulate premium cigars. Although the House has yet to publish the text of the proposed bill, a similar bill proposed in the Senate on February 24 would prevent