By Rick Johnson | Phoenix New Times Since Election Day, when Arizona voters approved Proposition 207 with a 60 percent majority, residents have been living in a sort of gray area regarding the legality of growing and possessing personal-use amounts of marijuana. No more. As of Monday, November 30, Arizona’s 2020 election results have officially been certified, and the law …
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. And 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 …
KMSB/KOLD aired November, 4, 2020 By Rose Law Group Reporter Rose Law Group Partner and Cannabis Department Director Adam Trenk was interviewed by KOLD/KMSB’s Shaley Sanders to paint a picture of what’s next for legalized marijuana in Arizona. As local business owners prepare for expansions, the Arizona Department of Health Services has to prepare the new rules. Trenk says April 5th is their deadline. …
By Arrianee Lebeau | AZ Family Now that voters here in Arizona have approved legalizing recreational marijuana, now anyone over the age of 21 would be able to have about 1 ounce of it. Now, Proposition 207 is predicted to bring about $300 million a year. Voters struck down a similar initiative back in 2016. “The law has it earmarked to …
By Shaley Sanders | KOLD Fox 11 aired November, 4, 2020 Adam Trenk, Rose Law Group Cannabis Department Director, caught up with KOLD Tucson Fox 11’s Shaley Sanders after half a million voters voted to pass Prop 207, legalizing recreational marijuana in the state. A similar Smoking marijuana in open places will be prohibited and employers can decide whether to allow marijuana …
By CBS 3 aired November 4, 2020 “It’s symptomatic of a changing mood across the nation and state that marijuana is no longer taboo as it used to be,” said Adam Trenk, Rose Law Group Cannabis Department Director. There will be a 16 percent tax going towards several things across Arizona like community colleges, roads and infrastructure, and public services …
By Anthony Victor Reyes | KVOA TUCSON (KVOA) – With the legalization of recreational marijuana on the horizon after Proposition 207 passed last week, the Pima County Attorney’s Office announced that it will dismiss all pending cases simple possession for personal use of marijuana on Tuesday. After voting against legalizing recreational marijuana in 2016, voters came out in droves on Nov. …
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).
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