ARIZONA MARIJUANA-LEGALIZATION INITIATIVE DOESN'T LET CITIES BAN HOME CULTIVATION, CAMPAIGN INSISTS
Does a marijuana-legalization initiative expected to be on the ballot in November allow cities and towns to ban adults from growing their own marijuana?
Under the initiative, adults 21 and older could grow up to six plants, with a 12-plant-per-household maximum.
Ryan Hurley, a lawyer for the Campaign to Regulate Marijuana Like Alcohol in Arizona, which is pushing the initiative, says cities cannot ban home growing.
But lawyer Tom Dean, who supports the more permissive proposal offered by Arizonans for Mindful Regulation, claims the opposite:
He says it does allow municipalities to stop adults from home cultivation. He and other critics point to the text of the CRMLA initiative to back up their claim.
Adding to the confusion is a video circulated among CRMLA opponents in which Carlos Alfaro, Arizona political director for the initiative, states plainly that cities can implement a ban.
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