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Interstate Commerce in Theory: Raich, the Dormant Commerce Clause, and How Challenges to Social Equity Programs Could Impact Interstate Cannabis Commerce
When: June 9, 2023
Location: Cannabis Law Institute 2023
 

The George Washington University Law School

People: Joseph E. Segilia

Joseph Segilia joined the panel "Interstate Commerce in Theory: Raich, the Dormant Commerce Clause, and How Challenges to Social Equity Programs Could Impact Interstate Cannabis Commerce," as part of the 6th annual Cannabis Law Institute 2023 conference, hosted at The George Washington University Law School on June 9, 2023.

From the Supreme Court's decision in Raich v. Gonzales to recent challenges regarding state-level importing and exporting restrictions, the Constitution's Commerce Clause has played a critical role in shaping the legal cannabis industry. This panel of legal experts dove deep into the precedential cases and discuss recent dormant Commerce Clause challenges to the constitutionality of social equity programs nationwide.