Challenging our Charter: Freedom of Thought

When the Canadian Constitution, with its Charter of Rights and Freedoms, was passed in 1982, I doubt if those signing it into law could have possibly known it would be used in a constitutional challenge to legalize Psilocybin as a Freedom of Thought tool in 2024. It was a Monday. Anything but boring though as Paul Lewin — a veteran in Cannabis and Psychedelic Litigation in Canada — and I sat down to chat about his newest constitutional challenge. His latest case is based on the Fundamental Freedoms found in the Canadian Charter. He is challenging the constitutionality of psilocybin laws under section 2, that of Freedom of Thought suggesting that psilocybin is a freedom of thought tool. <a href="https://medium.com/@psychedelicassociation/challenging-our-charter-freedom-of-thought-1568fb88e5d9">Website</a>