Arizona Supreme Court Tosses Law Criminalizing MMJ Possession on College Campuses

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By TG BranfaltMay 25, 2018, 8:00 am
The Arizona Supreme Court has ruled that the state cannot criminally charge public college students for possessing and using cannabis on campus if they have a medical cannabis card, according to an AZCentral report. The court ruled that the 2012 Legislature-approved law violated the state constitution’s…

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