Arizona
Updated May 2010
“Medical” marijuana initiative in Arizona
The Arizona Medical Marijuana Policy Project (AMMPP) has qualified Referendum I-03-2010, also known as the Arizona Medical Marijuana Act, for the November 2010 ballot. The group receives the majority of their funding from the pro-drug organization Marijuana Policy Project.
The act would legalize the use of marijuana under the guise of medicine, provide an affirmative defense for the possession of marijuana, establish marijuana dispensaries, permit “patients” and “caregivers” to cultivate their own marijuana, and create a state registry ID program.
To find out more on what is happening in Arizona, plesae visit:
- Keep AZ Drug Free
- Stop the Pot
- Maricopa County Attorney's Office-Crime Free AZ
- The Partnership for a Drug Free America-AZ Affiliate
- Navajo County Drug Project
Click here for information on medical fraud marijuana and here for information on True Compassion.
Steps you can take to promote sound drug policies include:
1. Visiting your Representative at either their state or local office
2. Phoning your legislator
3. Speaking to organizations in your community about this legislation
4. Submitting a Letter to the Editor or an Opinion Editorial to your local media outlet
Alerts
- "Medical" Marijuana in AZ Schools? - September 7, 2010
- Arizona Medical Fraud Marijuana Initiative - August 26, 2010
- Harms of Marijuana - August 4, 2010
- Medi-Pot in the Workplace - August 3, 2010
- Vote NO on Prop. 203! - July 21, 2010
- Arizona's Medi-Pot Initiative - July 12, 2010
- Arizona to vote on Medi-Pot in November - June 21, 2010
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