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April 2026

From Global Prohibition to Controlled Pivot- Medical Cannabis Finally Schedule III

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On April 22, 2026, the federal government finally moved on cannabis, but not in the way people think. This is not legalization. This is not a green light for recreational use. This is a controlled, narrow shift that pulls medical cannabis into a federally recognized system while everything else stays exactly where it was. Here …

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Update Week 14 Cannabis Bills Hit a Wall at the Capitol

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Arizona lawmakers have hit a wall on cannabis legislation. The Legislature took several days off between April 3 and April 6, and activity this week has focused on Committee of the Whole (COW) debates for bills that cleared Rules weeks ago. Lawmakers have not advanced any of the pending cannabis measures during that time. Two …

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A New Measure Emerges Late in the Game and SB1725 Marijuna Nuisance Measure Took A Blow in House Rules- Update Week 13

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With most legislative deadlines already in the rearview mirror, Arizona lawmakers managed to grow the number of active measures this week from 3 to 4. Senate Bill 1128 passed the House Appropriations Committee on Tuesday, bringing fresh momentum to a bill that carries far more weight than its original form ever suggested. SB 1476, which …

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How Senate Bill 1725 Threatens to Reopen a Decades-Old Battle Between Voters and Lawmakers

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The Arizona State Legislature has never been particularly fond of taking “no” for an answer, especially when voters deliver that verdict directly at the ballot box. So when Senate Bill 1725 began its quiet march through the Capitol this session, a bill that would let neighbors sue each other over the smell of legally consumed …

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