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Include Arizona concentrate caps in possession and gifts (#211)

1 country profile edited2 files of code, design or docs +51 −7 lines

Countries and states 1 file

Arizona countries/us/az.yaml

summary

Adults 21+ may carry 1 oz (total, including at most 5 g of concentrate), and grow six plants per adulteach, twelve per household. Licensed shops since 2021.

segments › possession

Adults 21+ may ordinarily carry up to 1 oz is legaltotal marijuana, including at most 5 g of concentrate. Between 1 and 2Lawful personal-grow harvest may also be kept on the premises where grown.5 oz is[@2] Above the ordinary allowance, possession remains a petty offence with a $300 fine; more thanonly through 2.5 oz total with at most 12.5 g of concentrate. Either ceiling can be exceeded even when the other is not.[@3] Outside these protections, possession can be prosecuted as a felony; ordinary unauthorised possession below two pounds is a class 6 felony under §13-3405. Registered medical patients have separate statutory protections.[@4,5]

segments › enforcement

NothingNo state penalty within the limits, but the jumpadult-use permission. The petty-offence band ends above 2.5 oz is steep: atotal or 12.5 g concentrate, where felony with months in prisonprosecution becomes possible unless another protection applies.[@2,3,4,5]

segments › sharing

Transfers ofAdults 21+ may give another adult 21+ up to 1 oz between adultstotal, including at most 5 g of concentrate, without payment are legal, provided the gift is not advertised or promoted to the public.[@2]

sources

Arizona Legislature — Allowable possession and personal use Arizona Legislature — Marijuana violations Arizona Legislature — Marijuana possession offences Arizona Legislature — Medical marijuana immunity 1 unchanged

answers › carry › answer

yes

answers › carry › text

Adults 21+ may carry 1 oz total, including at most 5 g of concentrate

answers › caught › answer

limited

answers › caught › label

Fine or felony

answers › caught › text

Above the legal allowance is petty only through 2.5 oz total and 12.5 g concentrate; beyond either can mean a felony

Code, design and documents 2 files

docs/research/issue-corrections-181-211-214-2026-10-27.md +4 −0
@@ -11,2 +11,6 @@ Publishing returns accepted and attempted relay URLs. Before transmission, local
 
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+## #211 — Arizona product-specific possession and gifts
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+Read [§36-2852(A)(1)–(3)](https://www.azleg.gov/ars/36/02852.htm), [§36-2853(A)](https://www.azleg.gov/ars/36/02853.htm), [§13-3405(A), (B)(1)](https://www.azleg.gov/ars/13/03405.htm) and [medical immunity §36-2811](https://www.azleg.gov/ars/36/02811.htm). Ordinary adult carry is 1 oz total including at most 5 g concentrate; petty protection ends above 2.5 oz total OR 12.5 g concentrate. Outside applicable protections the class 6 possession provision below two pounds can apply. Gifts require adults 21+, no remuneration and no public advertisement/promotion, with the same 5 g sub-limit. Preserve lawful on-site home harvest and separate medical permissions. Corrected summary, possession, enforcement, sharing and carry/caught answers. Scores stay 5/4/6/5/3/6: the existing capped adult-use bands already describe these permissions; this corrects omitted product conditions.

scripts/profile-claims.test.mjs +10 −0
@@ -533,2 +533,12 @@ test('Alaska protects lawful on-site harvest without extending carry limits (#21
   assert.deepEqual(ak.scores,{possession:5,cultivation:4,enforcement:6,sharing:5,consumption:4,access:6});
 });
+
+// Issue #211
+test('Arizona distinguishes legal and petty concentrate caps and gift conditions (#211)',()=>{
+ const az=country('us/az');
+ for(const text of [az.summary,az.segments.possession,az.segments.sharing,az.answers.carry.text])assert.match(text,/5 g of concentrate/);
+ for(const text of [az.segments.possession,az.segments.enforcement,az.answers.caught.text])assert.match(text,/12.5 g/);
+ assert.match(az.segments.sharing,/not advertised or promoted/);
+ assert.match(az.segments.possession,/medical patients.*separate statutory protections/);
+ assert.doesNotMatch(az.segments.possession,/more than 2.5 oz is a felony/);
+});

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