Daniel G. Orenstein, JD, MPH, received a law degree from Arizona State University (2011), an MPH in Health Policy from Harvard (2016), and a BA in Political Science and Sociology from the University of Arizona (2005). Following law school, Dan served as Deputy Director of the Network for Public Health Law in the Western Region, providing technical assistance on a wide variety of public health legal issues. His general research interests are in the intersection of law, health, and behavior, with emphasis on how law and policy can positively influence health within established legal and ethical frameworks. Dan’s current research focuses on legal and public health considerations in cannabis policy, including emerging regulatory approaches, industry structure and behavior, and intersections with tobacco control.