This course is an exploration of the law surrounding psilocybin in the United States. The course covers the legal history of psilocybin. It then delves into current federal and state regulations governing psilocybin paying particular attention to Colorado and Oregon law. The course concludes by covering recent developments and potential new legal frontiers in the area of psilocybin (such as employment and best practices for attorneys).
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