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Traffic stopsGetting pulled over, documents, searches, and what happens roadside.
Being stoppedOn foot, on the street, and what you owe an officer who stops you.
Marijuana and drugsWhat the state legalized, what it did not, and where state and federal law disagree.
Impaired drivingImpaired driving stops, field tests, breath and blood tests, and implied consent.
Court and moneyDebt, eviction, small claims, records and school attendance. The side of the system with no officer in it.
Your homeWarrants, the door, consent, and the exceptions that let police inside.
RecordingFilming police, recording calls, and whose consent the law requires.
Carrying a firearmCarry rules, the duty to disclose, where guns are barred, and self defense.
Charges and penaltiesHow offenses are graded, jail ranges, fines, and repeat offense steps.
How you carry yourselfSilence, counsel, complying now and contesting later.

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“Is weed legal in Arizona now?”

Marijuana And Drugs

At the adult's primary residence, up to six plants for personal use, and no more than twelve at a residence where two or more adults live, grown in a locked, enclosed area out of public view. An adult may give another adult one ounce or less, or up to six plants, without payment and without advertising it.

A.R.S. 36-2852

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About this guide — education built from the Arizona Revised Statutes as the Legislature publishes them, not a law degree in a webpage. Applying them to a particular situation is the work of a licensed Arizona attorney or a legal aid office. Current as of September 2026.

This guide covers common situations in real Arizona encounters. Not the whole legal code, not a replacement for a lawyer.