Cannabis Training Cover 2022 | 1 |
A. Agenda | 2 |
B. Foundations of the Tribal Gaming Industry | 4-5 |
“Tribal Cannabis Industry: An Overview” | 4-5 |
Foundations of the Tribal Cannabis Industry | 6-7 |
Slide Number 3 | 8-9 |
Industrial Hemp | 10-11 |
Cannabinoids: CBD and THC | 12-13 |
Slide Number 6 | 14-15 |
Slide Number 7 | 16-17 |
Federal Law | 18-19 |
The Controlled Substances Act (1970s) 21 U.S.C.13 § 801 et seq. | 20-21 |
Slide Number 10 | 22-23 |
Slide Number 11 | 24-25 |
Slide Number 12 | 26-27 |
Across the Country… 2014 | 28-29 |
Across the Country… | 30-31 |
Medical Marijuana v. Adult Use or Recreational Marijuana | 32-33 |
What can a doctor do? It depends…. | 34-35 |
Nevada Health Conditions for the Medical Use of Marijuana | 36-37 |
Across the Country… 2014 13 states authorized commercial hemp programs: | 38-39 |
Across the planet… | 40-41 |
Economic forecast - Hemp | 42-43 |
2014 - DOJ Policy Statement Regarding Marijuana Issues in Indian Country | 44-45 |
Cole Memo (8/29/2013) | 46-47 |
Cole Memo (8/29/2013) | 48-49 |
Cole Memo (8/29/2013) | 50-51 |
Tribes begin to jump in | 52-53 |
Slide Number 26 | 54-55 |
Menominee Hemp Farm | 56-57 |
Tribes begin to jump in | 58-59 |
Washington-Tribal Marijuana Compacts | 60-61 |
General Cannabis Compact Provisions | 62-63 |
State-Tribal Marijuana Activity | 64-65 |
Nevada-Tribal Marijuana | 66-67 |
Nevada-Tribal Marijuana | 68-69 |
IHS –Tribal Inquiry and HHS Response | 70-71 |
Tribal Legal Options | 72-73 |
Decision Time | 74-75 |
Decision Time | 76-77 |
Key Considerations for Tribal Health Programs | 78-79 |
Decision Time | 80-81 |
Other Considerations | 82-83 |
Slide Number 41 | 84-85 |
Make a Decision & Adopt As Tribal Law | 86-87 |
Basic Framework for Tribal Cannabis Industry | 88-89 |
Development of Robust Regulatory & Enforcement Framework Required | 90-91 |
Development of Robust Regulatory Framework Required | 92-93 |
Alcatraz 1969-1971 | 94-95 |
Why Indian Country? | 96-97 |
Sovereignty Is the Key | 98-99 |
Sovereignty Is the Key | 100-101 |
Era of Self-Determination - Legislation | 102-103 |
Slide Number 51 | 104-105 |
Era of Self-Determination – Case Law | 106-107 |
Era of Self-Determination – Case Law | 108-109 |
Era of Self-Determination – Administration | 110-111 |
Slide Number 55 | 112-113 |
Tribes today... | 114-115 |
Snapshot of Tribal Legalization Efforts | 116-117 |
Slide Number 58 | 118-119 |
Sessions Withdraws Cole and Wilkinson memos – January 4, 2018 | 120-121 |
Slide Number 60 | 122-123 |
Slide Number 61 | 124-125 |
State Marijuana Legislative Activities - 2021 | 126-127 |
Slide Number 63 | 128-129 |
Slide Number 64 | 130-131 |
HHS Patent – “Cannabinoids as antioxidents & neuroprotectants” | 132-133 |
NIH grants license to KannaLife to study CBD & CTE | 134-135 |
Congressional Activity | 136-137 |
Congressional Response | 138-139 |
Ongoing Challenges | 140-141 |
Congressional Activity – No Congress yet | 142-143 |
Slide Number 71 | 144-145 |
President Biden Memorandum Oct 6, 2022 | 146-147 |
Senator Cory Booker reacts: | 148-149 |
Slide Number 74 | 150-151 |
Questions? | 152-153 |
C. Tribal Business Development | 154-155 |
D. Intro to Hemp Cannabis | 172-173 |
D. Tribal Marijuana Business Development | 204-205 |
E. Operating a Tribal Marijuana Business | 214-215 |
F. Accounting & Auditing Concerns Tribal Marijuana | 226-227 |
G. Best Practices on Legalization of Cannabis | 246-247 |
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