 Arizona’s Maricopa County issued a press release, announcing they will expand their program to expunge cannabis records.
Arizona residents with certain marijuana-related convictions became eligible to have their criminal records expunged, or cleared, of the conviction, seven months ago, per Proposition 207. In the summer of 2021, starting the day the new law went into effect, the Maricopa County Attorney’s Office (MCAO) began proactively filing petitions to expunge the convictions for eligible people. These petitions included individuals convicted of certain marijuana-related offenses and individuals charged with a marijuana offense who successfully completed a diversion program but still had an arrest and dismissal on their criminal record. Comments are closed.
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