yeah man and a court can order them to do so... if the case convinces the court that marijuana is not initially supposed to be scheduled as it is now... the court will have to award the plaintiff and order the defendants (Federal government (say FDA ppl) and DEA) to take corrective action...

i mean thats what my reasoning tells me, not all that familiar with how the system will work such cases, but i think if they prove in court that marijuana classification is wrong in its basis then something ought to be done, am i right?