Lobbying is the act of attempting to impact or sway governance, such as policymaking, legislation, administrative action, or other 

Liberal construction is a legal concept that involves the broad interpretation of a statute or written document.

A controlled substance analogue is a drug that is, or is represented to be, substantially similar in structure or function to a Schedule I or II controlled substance. See 21 U.S. Code § 802(32)(A) for more information.

A standard of review is the level of scrutiny an appellate court applies to prior decisions made by lower courts or agencies. The levels of review are as follows:

Means-end scrutiny is a type of judicial review balancing test that evaluates the constitutionality of a law by weighing the government’s

Humphrey's Executor v. United States was a 1935 Supreme Court case in which the estate of William E.

Legislature is a political body that is responsible for creating and amending laws through legislation.

Legislative intent refers to the process and deliberations that lawmakers had regarding the creation of their laws.

Legislative history is the documented record of how a piece of legislation came to be passed and the legislative intent behind the particular statute. A legislative history is typically composed of records produced while the statute was still a b

Law enforcement refers to the government agencies and individuals designated to enforce laws and maintain public order and safety. 34 USC § 12291(a)(23)