Troy Eid

former US Attorney

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Former US Attorney in Colorado (2006-2009); attorney with Greenberg Traurig

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Federal law says marijuana's more dangerous than cocaine — as bad as heroin.

The Federal Dilemma over States Rights and Marijuana

Federal law says marijuana's more dangerous than cocaine — as bad as heroin.

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