Mephedrone aftermath

So as I said no evidence of Methedrone contributing to death had been produced. But now that's changed. The results for the two deaths that started the entire "Ban it" bandwagon shows that neither took Mephedrone. So is being made legal again? I doubt it we've already got a death listed as "mephedrone intoxication" and another from a man who had the "second highest concentration" in his system, but even for that one case we get

inquest at Brighton was told it was "unlikely" that it alone killed him.

Ignore the evidence and keep it banned, it's eeevil!