AZ HCR2037Introducedas of 2026-06-13
Marijuana; conviction exclusion; cultivation
Plain-English summary
What happened: This Arizona bill would exclude certain marijuana convictions from disqualifying individuals from obtaining cultivation licenses and has been introduced and read for the first time in the House.
Why it matters: Reducing conviction-based barriers to cultivation licensing could expand the number of entities eligible to enter the legal cannabis cultivation market.
Affects: cultivators
LATEST ACTION: Introduced in House and read first time
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