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discussed. 4 All parties present stipulated, for the purpose of this proceed-
ing, that marijuana has a high potential for abuse and that abuse ofthe mari-
juana plant may lead to severe psychological, or physical dependence.: They then
agreed that the princip_| issue in-.this proceeding wou3d be stated thus:
_, Whether the marijuana plant, consideredas a whole, 5 may
4
The transcript of this preheating conference and of the subsequent hearing
sessions comprise _5 volumes numbered as follows:
Vo]. I - Prehearing Conference, October 16, ]987
Vol. 11 - Cross Examination, November 19, 1987
Vol. Ill - Cross Examination, December 8, |987
Vol. IV - Cross Examination, December 9, ]987
Vol° V - Cross Examination, January 5, 1988
Vol. V[ - Cross Examination, January 6, ]988
Vo]. VII = Cross Examination, January 7, 1988
Volo Vill - Cross Examination, January 26, _988
Vol. IX - Cross Examination, January 27, 1988
Vol. X - Cross Examination, January 28, ?988
Vo]. XI " Cross Examination, January 29, 1988
Vol. X[[ - Cross Examination, February 2, _988
Vol. XIII - Cross Examination, February 4, 1988
Vol. XIV - Cross Examination, February 5, _988
Vol. ×V _ Oral Argument, June 10, ]988
Pages of the transcript are cited herein by volume and page, e.g. _Tr. V-96";
'°G-" identifies, an Agency exhibito
5 Throughout this opinion the term"marijuana" refers to "the marijuana plant,
considered as a _hole _. :
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