Media
November 27, 2023 / Law Alert
Ohio’s cannabis industry awaiting Issue 2 changes
October 25, 2023 / Published Work
Moving marijuana to Schedule III would aid access to legal care
Bloomberg Law
September 20, 2023 / Media Mention
National Law Review, Missouri Business quotes Shane Pennington regarding marijuana rescheduling
National Law Review
September 14, 2023 / Media Mention
Cannabis Business Times features Shane Pennington in Q&A and webinar about cannabis descheduling
Cannabis Business Times
September 7, 2023 / Media Mention
Shane Pennington interviewed across the nation on cannabis reclassification: 'It's one of the biggest events in the history of American drug law'
Cannabis Business Times, MJBizDaily and Analytical Cannabis
July 16, 2023 / Published Work
Coalition for Cannabis Scheduling Reform White Paper
Green Market Report
June 26, 2023 / Media Mention
Shane Pennington featured in Forbes article on federal cannabis legalization
Forbes
June 12, 2023 / Press Release
Litigator Shane Pennington joins Porter Wright’s D.C. office
January 1, 2023 / Published Work
The Controlled Substances Act: An international private delegation that goes too far
July 20, 2020 / Published Work
McGirt v. Oklahoma’s potentially sweeping regulatory implications for the oil & gas industry
The Texas Lawbook
March 12, 2020 / Published Work
Fifth Circuit Review – Reviewed: Judge Smith listens to strict scrutiny
Yale Journal on Regulation Notice & Comment
November 16, 2019 / Published Work
Some thoughts on how Kisor and Chevron differ
Yale Journal on Regulation Notice & Comment
November 13, 2019 / Published Work
Fifth Circuit Review – Reviewed: Article III cowboy hat tips and D.C. Circuit exceptionalism
Yale Journal on Regulation Notice & Comment
July 12, 2019 / Published Work
Fifth Circuit Review – Reviewed: Circuit-Split edition
Yale Journal on Regulation Notice & Comment
May 7, 2019 / Published Work
Fifth Circuit Review – Reviewed: Inaugural edition
Yale Journal on Regulation Notice & Comment
August 2, 2018 / Published Work
Questions raised by laws that use copyrighted standards
Law360
