The Arizona Court of Appeals decided last week that pregnant women who make use of medical cannabis under a doctor’s supervision are not ignoring their unborn baby and cannot be added to a list that could restrict their employment. As a result of the judgment, Lindsay Ridgell, a former employee of the Department of Child Safety (DCS), is no longer included in the Central Registry of the organization.
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