By Philip Haldiman | Peoria Independent Now that recreational marijuana is poised to become legal in Arizona, Valley cities will begin amending their ordinances to become compliant with the new law. Peoria is among the first to begin regulating how the new industry will look within the city. The Peoria City Council approved an ordinance Nov. 10 prohibiting smoking and …
By Mark Brodie | KJZZ MARK BRODIE: But first, Arizona voters have overwhelmingly approved legalizing recreational marijuana in the state, so once the vote is made official, the new law can start being implemented. But there will likely be legal questions as this new program is being rolled out. With me to talk through some of them is Adam Trenk, …
By Justin Lum | FOX 10 Phoenix “I’m glad to see it. I think it’s time the county spend its resources on more important matters and it’s nice to see the county attorney agrees,” said Adam Trenk, Partner and Director of Cannabis Law Department (Rose Law Group).
WATCH HERE By AZFamily The passage of Proposition 207 means recreational marijuana will be legal in Arizona soon. Lawyer Kaine Fisher of Rose Law Group in Scottsdale explained what that means for us in the coming weeks and months, including those with prior marijuana possession charges.
Broadcasted on ABC 15, Nov. 4 Cannabis, Hemp and Equine Departments Director Adam Trenk addresses Arizonans’ immediate questions following the voter passed Smart and Safe Arizona Act, aka Prop 207.
By Terrance Thorton | Independent Newsmedia Arizona voters have approved the legalization of recreational use of marijuana in the 2020 November election, which will allow residents 21 years or older to consume pot free of criminal ramifications. Adam Trenk breaks down vital facts of Prop. 207 As Arizona begins its 21st-century swing-state period as initial vote tallies came in one thing …
By Rose Law Group Reporter Arizona’s Proposition 207 would recreationalize marijuana, which many experts say could jump start the state’s economy. However many voters worry it could also decrease public safety. Rose Law Group Cannabis Attorney Jonathan Udell breaks down the legislation and what it proposes to keep the community safe.
Photo via Arizona NORML Facebook Jonathan Udell says the legalization of cannabis under the Smart and Safe Arizona Act would create jobs, spur economic development, deter black market activity, and promote promote freedom.
Allister Adel (left) and Julie Gunnigle, candidates for Maricopa County Attorney. (Maricopa County Attorney’s Office page and Gunnigle 2020 page / Facebook) By Meg O’Connor | The Appeal One candidate for Maricopa County attorney says she’ll make clearing past marijuana convictions ‘universal and automatic’ if elected. The other has not said she would do anything to support expunging criminal records. Arizona …
By Alison Steinbach | Arizona Republic If Arizona voters approve Proposition 207 on Nov. 3, recreational marijuana will still be illegal to buy or sell in Gilbert, with one exception. Gilbert’s only operating medical marijuana dispensary, Curaleaf, could get a license to sell recreational marijuana — cornering the market in the town of over 250,000 residents southeast of Phoenix. An …
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