It has been a busy week at the Arizona Legislature. Lawmakers have sidelined nearly every cannabis-related bill that once seemed likely to move forward. At
The Senate Judiciary Committee will meet Wednesday and again Thursday as lawmakers sprint toward a major deadline. March 27 marks the final day for bills
Week 11 felt relatively quiet at the Capitol. Not “everyone left town” quiet, but quiet enough that lobbyists could actually hear themselves think. Two measures
It has been a high‑energy week at the state capital, and momentum keeps building. Lawmakers now send two measures to the House, one measure falls
The Arizona Senate on Wednesday advanced SB 1641, a bill sponsored by Sen. Kevin Payne (R-LD27) that would establish a new category of marijuana business
Arizona lawmakers are advancing S.B. 1476, a proposal that creates a new “child neglect” felony tied to pregnancy. The bill has passed the Arizona Senate
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
