Delta-8 THC is a compound found in hemp plants that can produce mild psychoactive effects. In response to the growing concerns over unregulated sales of delta-8 THC and other hemp-derived intoxicating products in Arizona, Attorney General Kris Mayes has released a 14-page legal opinion outlining the state’s position on these matters. Some stakeholders have expressed concerns that stricter regulation of hemp-derived products could stifle business growth and hinder the expansion of legal cannabis access across the state. While the long-term outcome remains uncertain, stakeholders in the cannabis industry must pay close attention to potential changes in regulations and enforcement efforts. However, proponents of increased oversight argue that ensuring the legitimate sale of hemp-derived THC products is essential to uphold the legal cannabis market and protect consumers from potential harm caused by unregulated substances.The Arizona Attorney General’s legal opinion on the unregulated sale of delta-8 THC products sheds light on the state’s stance towards these controversial substances.
In response to the growing concerns over unregulated sales of delta-8 THC and other hemp-derived intoxicating products in Arizona, Attorney General Kris Mayes has released a 14-page legal opinion outlining the state’s position on these matters. The opinion highlights that entities without marijuana business licenses, such as gas stations and smoke shops, are engaging in illegal sales of delta-8 and similar substances.
The legal opinion asserts that such products are considered Schedule I controlled substances and, therefore,...
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