Arizona Marijuana Expungement Lawyer (Prop 207)

Marijuana expungement arizona petitions clear qualifying cannabis convictions from your record under Proposition 207 — the Smart and Safe Arizona Act passed by voters in November 2020. Unlike a set-aside, an arizona marijuana expungement actually seals the record and allows you to truthfully answer "no" when asked about the conviction. Your Phoenix Attorney handles marijuana phoenix, marijuana scottsdale, marijuana scottsdale az, scottsdale marijuana, marijuana tucson az, and all marijuana conviction expungement petitions statewide.

We also handle federal marijuana expungement and resentencing matters where available. Call 623-335-4014 to find out if your conviction qualifies.

ARS §36-2862 — created by Prop 207 — allows expungement of convictions for:

• Possession, consumption, or transportation of 2.5 ounces or less of marijuana (of which not more than 12.5 grams was concentrate).
• Possession, transportation, cultivation, or processing of six or fewer marijuana plants at the petitioner's primary residence.
• Possession, use, or transportation of paraphernalia related to the cultivation, manufacture, processing, or consumption of marijuana.

Once granted, an expungement order requires the court, DPS, and any arresting agency to clear the record of arrest, charge, adjudication, conviction, and sentence. You may then state that the arrest, charge, and conviction never happened — on job applications, license applications, and in most other contexts.

• Pull your full Arizona criminal history (DPS rap sheet) and confirm eligibility.
• Draft and file the §36-2862 petition in the convicting court.
• Track and respond to any State objection within the 30-day window.
• Coordinate with DPS and arresting agencies to confirm record clearance.
• Handle federal marijuana expungement where available.

Learn more about our approach on the About page, or start a free consultation now via the Contact page. For additional Arizona-specific statutes, see azleg.gov and the Arizona Judicial Branch.