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Hemp Industry Trade Association of Arizona responds to denied Temporary Restraining order – MEDCAN24

[PRESS RELEASE] – CHANDLER, Ariz., April 24, 2025 – The Maricopa County Superior Court denied the Hemp Industry Trade Association of Arizona’s (HITA) request for a temporary restraining order against the Arizona attorney general’s March 24 LetterIt is illegal to sell THC-infused hemp products if you do not have a marijuana business license.

At the core of this issue are HITA members who provide federally legal hemp products that help Arizona communities in many ways—from veterans seeking comfort for post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) to seniors being able to sleep without stress, and to being an economic engine that creates jobs and sustainable livelihoods for the people of Arizona.

For HITA, this ruling is not a setback but a procedural step forward. The court chose to give every stakeholder a full and fair opportunity to be heard and, in doing so, granted the association an expedited hearing on its preliminary-injunction motion for May 9, 2025.

HITA thanks Judge Randall Warner for the court’s prompt attention and for setting a fast-track schedule that recognizes the urgency facing Arizona’s hemp community. HITA accepts the decision of the court and is confident in its ability to prevail when given the chance to provide complete evidence and legal arguments.

Standing Together

Unity: HITA is a cooperative organization with a shared mission. All businesses feel pressure when one feels it. HITA will continue to stand shoulder-to-shoulder, advocating for clear, science-based regulation—not prohibition—of lawful hemp-derived products.

Respect: HITA asks every operator, employee and customer to comply fully with state law and with directions from law-enforcement officers. You, your staff and the industry are all protected by professional cooperation.

You have rights: While cooperating, remember that you are entitled to due-process protections. You should document all interactions. Also, make sure your tests and licensing are current. Consult an attorney if you have any doubts.

Keep Engaged Two weeks remain until the May 9 hearing. HITA’s legal team is working around the clock; we will keep you informed of every development When your voice is required, we will contact you.

Move Forward

The issue is much bigger than any single hearing date or order. It is about safeguarding thousands of Arizona jobs, millions in state tax revenue and the fundamental right of adults to choose safe, federally legal hemp products.

Together, we can demonstrate to the court, lawmakers and the public that regulation—not prohibition—best serves Arizona.

HITA is proud of the resilience the hemp community continues to show. Stay on the right track, be compliant and stay united. HITA will continue to press for the legal certainty that Arizona’s hemp industries deserves.

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