It’s finally time to renew that medical marijuana card, I suppose. This task might feel as equally painful as transferring a vehicle title, but it
Courtesy of The Joint Blog In a ruling handed down without comment, Arizona’s Supreme Court has refused to overturn prior court rulings stating that the Yuma County
By Romain Bonilla Some men just want to watch the world burn. Arizona lawmaker John Kavanagh goes further than that: he wants to see more
Arizonans Will Finally Have Reliable Access To Medical Marijuana After 18 months of waiting, today is finally the day for Arizona medical marijuana. Despite countless
Gov. Jan Brewer has directed the Department of Health to begin accepting and processing dispensary licenses Over a year after voters approved medical marijuana, Arizona
A federal judge granted an American Civil Liberties Union request and threw out a lawsuit filed by Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer seeking to strike down
by Noah Mamber A funny thing happened on Monday. The Department of Justice filed a brief regarding state medical marijuana laws in Arizona . .
By Howard Fischer Federal attorneys asked a judge on Monday to throw out a lawsuit filed by Gov. Jan Brewer seeking a ruling about the
Last Monday, an Arizona based medical marijuana group opened the doors to the first Collective offered to Arizona’s registered medical marijuana card holders. Arizona Cannabis
by Emily Holden Medical-marijuana dispensaries can’t yet operate in Arizona pending a judge’s ruling on Proposition 203. But that doesn’t necessarily keep cardholders from finding
By Steve Elliott of Toke of the Town Twenty police officers, some in masks and riot gear, stormed an Arizona home last week after receiving
Arizona attorneys have filed a lawsuit seeking to force the Arizona Department of Health Services to begin accepting applications to operate from potential medical marijuana
By Steve Elliott of Toke of the Town Elected state officials busily working to defeat the will of their state’s own voters — it’s an
Arizona’s top health official refused Wednesday to accept an application from prospective operators of a medical marijuana dispensary. Director Will Humble rejected the first application
On the day that should commemorate the opening of the Arizona Department of Health Services’ acceptance of medical marijuana dispensary permits, a new marijuana superstore
Prosecutors will still be prohibited from convicting legal medical marijuana patients By Steve Elliott of Toke of the Town The misguided efforts of Arizona
By Steve Elliott of Toke of the Town As of Thursday, April 14, the Arizona medical marijuana law is now in effect. The state is
Phoenix recently approved several zoning changes that will restrict where dispensaries and other medical-marijuana-related facilities can be located. Those hoping to get into the medical-marijuana
The Arizona Department of Health Services (ADHS) has produced a first draft of regulations pertaining to the state’s Medical Marijuana Act and is now looking
The fight to bring medical marijuana to Arizona is still going on. Due to the razor thin margin between approval and rejection of the initiative,
Although medical marijuana isn’t legal yet, more than a dozen companies are already setting up shop in Arizona in hopes of selling cannabis. The initiative,
Even though voters haven’t gotten the chance to decide whether or not to legalize medical marijuana, one company is already preparing to be the first
If medical marijuana is legalized in Arizona, 66,000 people would register to be recipients of prescribed cannabis — that’s according to a legislative budget assessment
According to media reports out of Arizona, the Arizona Medical Marijuana Policy Project submitted more than a quarter of a million signatures to the Arizona
