Forum on Regulation and Taxation of Marijuana

By Mikel Weisser|2016-09-12T17:57:01-07:00September 12th, 2016|Categories: Blog, Guest Blog|Tags: arizona marijuana tax stamp, az marijuana tax stamp act, Marijuana, Marijuana Tax, regulate marijuana, regulation of marijuana, tax, Tax & Regulate|0 Comments

When: Tue, September 13, 6:00pm – 7:30pm

Where: 111 East Taylor Street, Phoenix 85004
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Calendar: AzLobbyists Calendar

Created By: azcapitoltimes@gmail.com

Description: Located at the W. P. Carey Foundation Armstrong Great Hall ISSUES & ANSWERS FORUM: Regulation and Taxation of Marijuana

FREE TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC For more information or to register to attend: www.OConnorInstitute.org | (602) 730-3300

Presented By: The Sandra Day O’Connor Institute | ASU Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law ASU Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication | Maricopa County Bar Association.

Brahm Resnik of NBC affiliate KPNX will moderate the panel featuring two national experts and two Arizona authorities. Mr. Resnik will conduct a one-hour panel discussion from 6 to 7 pm, followed by 30 minutes of Q&A to include audience questions.

About the Author: Mikel Weisser

A former congressional candidate, DNC delegate, schoolteacher, touring poet and political writer, Mikel Weisser helped draft both Arizona’s 2016 and 2020 cannabis legalization initiatives. Since 2015 Mikel Weisser has been the state director of NORML’s Arizona chapter and a consultant to AZ’s cannabis industry. In addition to working as head staff writer for Cannabiz News and Arizona Cannabis Monthly, his cannabis reporting has been published in Leafly and Freedom Leaf. Weisser has worked on legislation since 2013 and helped shape both the AZ hemp and MMJ testing programs. An avid dog-lover and musician, Weisser has a Masters in English from the University of Illinois at Springfield and a Masters in Secondary Education from Northern Arizona University. Weisser currently serves as the rural field director for the Smart and Safe Arizona campaign to legalize cannabis in AZ for the 2020 election. He lives with his wife in So-Hi, AZ.