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Arizona Yage Assembly et al v. Garland et al
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2:20-cv-02373
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March 06, 2025
Religious Org. Seeks Protective Order In Ayahuasca Row
A church seeking a religious exemption to use the federally controlled psychedelic ayahuasca in its ceremonies is urging an Arizona federal judge to protect potentially sensitive internal documents sought by drug enforcers.
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May 08, 2023
Religious Group's Suit Over DMT Tea Use Moves Forward
An Arizona federal judge will allow a religious group's lawsuit over its right to use a hallucinogenic tea to move forward, finding that the group's fifth amended complaint sufficiently alleges sincerity of their beliefs.
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April 01, 2022
Feds, Ariz. County Freed From Religious Ayahuasca Case
An Arizona federal judge has dismissed most of the claims brought against federal and local law enforcement by religious organizations that use ayahuasca in their ceremonies, finding among other things that the plaintiffs haven't suffered a legal wrong necessary for their Administrative Procedure Act claim.