By: Alexander Lekhtman
A federal judge has ruled that a Utah-based faith group that uses psilocybin mushrooms as sacrament can move forward with its religious-rights lawsuit against local officials.


Alexander Lekhtman is a staff writer at FILTER. He covers the policy, science, and culture of drugs, focusing on the movement to end the War on Drugs, as well as themes related to law and legal affairs, legislation, and issues surrounding lawsuits and police practices. Alexander's work has been featured in FILTER.
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Alexander Lekhtman's coverage focuses predominantly on government announcements and legal policy regulation related to drug policy, drug legalization, enforcement, harm reduction, and criminal justice reform. His themes cover government & politics and healthcare & pharmaceutical.
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