Marijuana

“At this point, we are working with general concepts, and starting the dialogue with a variety of stakeholders.”

“Somewhere in the history of marketing someone came up with the buy-one-get-one free concept, and now it’s being applied to cannabis.”

“There’s a little more freedom for those sort of things.”

The Maricopa County prosecutor recently advanced to the interview phase for the Arizona Supreme Court’s upcoming vacancy.

The Yavapai County Attorney, in her February 1 filing in the Rodney Jones case, wants the justices to believe the nonsense she believes about marijuana’s alleged danger.

The former Walmart employee smokes marijuana before bed as a sleep aid and to treat her shoulder pain and arthritis, according to the lawsuit.

“There’s always going to be five to 10 strains that your patients always need.”

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Medical-marijuana users “could have relief many months earlier” because of the legislation, Weisser said.

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“It’s a very strong market with more potential.”

“It’s definitely good news,” said Jared Keenan, a criminal justice staff attorney with the American Civil Liberties Union.

“They took eight chocolate bars, 14 packs of gummies, and 23 K-cups,” said the owner of Neverlow Glass Gallery.

Nationally, the four CCell distributors import about 12 to 15 million cartridges a month.

“We’ll take enforcement action needed to protect public health against companies illegally selling .. cannabis-derived products that can put consumers at risk.”

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The steady growth of the Arizona medical cannabis scene has been tempered by the ominous news that it could end rather suddenly.

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“We didn’t get any opposition coming in … with an exception from our competition.”

Former MMA fighter George Roop’s second career as a medical marijuana cultivator in Arizona grows with the help of a rich uncle from Florida.