DEA Fall 2017 Marijuana Update for South Carolina

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DEA Fall 2017 Marijuana Update for South Carolina

April 01, 2017

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As of October 2017, Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) South Carolina-related National Forensic Laboratory Information System (NFLIS) data show that marijuana submissions indicate it is the second-most submitted illegal substance by incident by South Carolina law enforcement officials 2015. With preliminary reporting from 2016-17, the ranking of marijuana has slightly decreased.

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BUL-095-18.pdf