✨ Education & Licensures ​ Marshall High School, Marshall, TX — Graduated 2004 University of Texas at Tyler, B.A. in Political Science — Graduated 2008 Archer Fellowship participant (Washington D.C.) Full-time intern at One America Political Action Committee Oklahoma City University School of Law, J.D. — Graduated 2011 Licensures: Licensed to practice law in Texas (Good Standing) — 2012 Licensed (currently inactive) in Louisiana — 2021 Licensed in the Eastern District of Texas (Federal Court) — 2022 ​ ​ ⚖️ Experience as an Entheogenic Church Consultant (2020–Present) ​ ​ Successfully consulted and completed formation for over 100+ entheogen-based religious organizations under state law and federal tax exemption guidelines. Published Works: Psychedelics in Mental Health Series: Psilocybin (2020) The Law of Entheogenic Churches in the United States (2021) – peer-reviewed by Cambridge Press The Law of Entheogenic Churches, Vol. II: The Definition of Religion under the First Amendment (2022) – peer-reviewed by Cambridge Press Drafted and published the DEA Master Memorandum at the request of the First Circuit U.S. Attorney’s Office and DEA Regional Director. Speaking Engagements: Presenter and panelist at 10+ national and global psychedelic science and spirituality conferences (in-person and virtual). Research Contributions: Contacted by a researcher at Harvard Divinity School and was a resource for researching the novel entheogenic religious movement in the United States. Expert Collaboration: Works directly with top experts in medicine, anthropology, religious studies, history, psychedelic chemistry, and law. CLE Instructor: Taught Continuing Legal Education (CLE) courses on entheogenic church law to attorneys in Oregon, California, and Washington State. Psychedelic Renaissance Thought Leader: Regularly consults with interest groups on topics related to sacred medicine law and religious protections. ​ ​ ⚖️ Litigation and Defense Experience ​ ​ Federal Religious Freedom Litigation: Assisted Kamentsa Inga Church: Soul of the Hummingbird in a RFRA case against federal agencies for seizure of sacramental Ayahuasca (Southern District of Texas, ongoing). State and Federal Defense Cases: North Carolina: Co-counsel (pro bono) defending Ayahuasca practitioners under the U.S. and NC Constitutions. Alabama: Co-counsel (pro bono) defending African-American female Ayahuasca practitioner; expected to evolve into civil rights litigation. Michigan: Co-counsel (pro bono) for Soul Tribes International Ministries in Detroit against forced closure efforts by the City of Detroit. Expert Witness Work: Accepted as a general psychedelics expert witness in criminal trial (Texas, Collin County) related to DMT possession. Testimony credited as a major factor in jury acquittal and "Not Guilty" verdict. Ongoing Pro Bono Advocacy: Actively supports and consults entheogen-based churches and practitioners nationwide, often pro bono, to defend sacred practices and religious freedom. ✨ Public Recognition ​ Greg’s work has been cited in leading academic research, including Dr. Brad Stoddard’s Cambridge University Press textbook The Production of Entheogenic Communities in the United States. Stoddard devotes an entire section to Greg's books and pioneering legal work in this field. 🌟 Commitment to the Sacred Path ​ ​ "My mission is simple: protect the spiritual sovereignty of sincere entheogenic practitioners through strong legal structures. Our sacred work deserves sacred defense,  today, and for generations to come."