SB1725, the “marijuana smoke; public; private nuisance” bill, passed, while its twin, SCR1048, did not. But just like the Black Knight in that Monty Python
Arizona’s cannabis legislation enters a pivotal stretch as several high-profile bills await action at the Capitol. Lawmakers continue to debate market expansion, social equity reforms,
The GREAT PURGE may not be over. If a measure does not cross over to the opposite chamber, in this case the Arizona House of
Lawmakers passed HB1641, which expands marijuana producer licensure, along with SCR 1047, a measure that targets fraud in post–social equity license transfers. But two other
Week 5 Update: Legislators enter a pivotal stretch as four marijuana measures line up for committee hearings and others progress to the next step. Senator
Week four of Arizona’s legislative session marked a turning point for cannabis policy. Bills moved quickly, committees sharpened their positions, and lawmakers signaled where they
Week three at the Capitol brings momentum, with Senator Payne, a Republican from Legislative District 27, introducing two cannabis-related bills. Both measures signal serious movement
Arizona lawmakers came out swinging during the first week of the session, introducing five cannabis-related bills. Week two told a very different story. Only one
The green lawn at the state Capitol came alive Monday as lawmakers returned to start a new legislative year. After months of quiet, the grounds
The year is 2050. Federal laws never changed and cannabis is still stuck on Schedule I. Sure, Congress passed banking reforms and federal tax measures,
