Arizona Proposition 301 (1998)

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Arizona Proposition 301, also known as the Referendum Relating to Probation Eligibility for Drug Possession or Use, was on the November 7, 1998 election ballot in Arizona.

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1998 election results

Arizona Proposition 301 Amendment
Yes or no Percentage
Yes 48.4%
No 51.6%
Total votes 100% precincts

Text of the proposal

The language that appeared on the ballot:

Referendum of an act which provides that for 1st or 2nd convictions for possession/use of marijuana, dangerous or narcotic drugs, a person shall be probation eligible unless previously convicted of 2 or more felonies, a violent or dangerous offense; shall receive probation if the person has one drug possession/use conviction or no prior felonies.

A "yes" vote shall have the effect of providing that a person convicted of a 1st or 2nd offense of possession or use of marijuana or dangerous or narcotic drugs shall be eligible for probation unless previously convicted of 2 or more prior felonies or of a violent or dangerous offense, and the person shall be placed on probation if the person has 1 drug possession or use conviction or no prior felonies.

A "no" vote shall have the effect of retaining the requirement that a person convicted of a 1st or 2nd offense of possession or use of marijuana or dangerous or narcotic drugs shall be placed on probation unless the person was previously convicted of a violent offense.

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