Former Attorney General Jeff Sessions arrived in the AG's office in February 2017 amidst a good deal of talk that he presented a danger to the state-legal marijuana industry. Sessions had built up quite a reputation in the US Senate as a "hawk" on the War on Drugs in general and pot in particular. His tenure in that office, of one year and three quarters, was consumed with other controversies, and with the odd spectacle of the man who appointed him continually ridiculing him. But he did make one significant MJ-related gesture. He rescinded the Cole Memorandum. That is, he rescinded an Obama-era instruction that the D of J had issued to the district attorneys around the country to the effect that they should NOT bring charges against state legal marijuana use. One can infer that he was saying it was okay for prosecutors to bring such charges. But he was not pressing them to do so, and in general they did not. The habit associated with the Cole Memorandum survived...