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weedporndaily: What are the regulations for legal cannabis in my state? For all curious cannabis connoisseurs, the legal limitations of use, cultivation, and distribution of cannabis per state for citizens 21 and older. For a more in-depth look at the laws click on the state name. Name of State ( Limit of Weight of Cannabis Per Person, Limit of Plants Per Person) Colorado (1 oz, 6 plants) Washington (1 oz usable cannabis / 16 oz cannabis-infused solid / 72 oz cannabis-infused liquid, 0 plants) What are the regulations for medical marijuana in my state? Medical marijuana states have enacted legislation that legalizes possession, and sometimes cultivation, of medicinal marijuana for state physician approved patients and/or their designated caregivers. In some states, collectives or dispensaries exist to help create safe access to medical cannabis. Are you eligible for a medical marijuana card? How many plants are you allowed to grow? Find out below: Name of State ( Limit of Weight of Cannabis Per Patient, Limit of Plants Per Patient) *States with stars next to them accept medical cards from other progressive pot states. Alaska (1 oz, 6 plants) Arizona* (2.5 oz, 0/12 plants) California (8 oz, 6 mature or 12 immature) Colorado (2 oz, 3 mature and 3 immature) Connecticut (One month supply, Caregiver/Pharmacy system) Delaware* (2 oz) Hawaii (6 oz) Maine* (2.5 oz, 6 plants) Massachusetts* (60 day supply for personal use) Michigan* (2.5 oz, 12 plants) Montana (1 oz, 4 plants and 12 seedlings) Nevada (1 oz, 7 plants New Jersey (2 oz) New Mexico (6 oz, 4 mature and 12 immature) Oregon (24 oz, 6 mature and 18 immature) Rhode Island* (2.5 oz, 12 plants) Vermont (2 oz, 2 plants and 6 immature) Washington DC (2 oz) Washington (24 oz, 15 plants) States that have decriminalized cannabis Decriminalized states are states that have removed criminal penalties (arrest, court, jail time, fines, etc) for possession of pot, usually replacing them with a fine or ticket. Please note that many cities have their own laws that may differ from state law. Penalties may differ for hash/concentrates/edibles/etc. Name of State ( Limit of Weight of Cannabis Per Person, Maximum Punishment) California (1oz, $100 fine) Connecticut (1/2oz, $150 fine) Hawaii (24 plants or 24oz) Maine (2.5oz, $200-600 fine) Maryland (2 joints or less, $100) Massachusetts (Less than an oz, $250 fine) Minnesota (42.5g/1.5oz, $200 fine) Mississippi (30g, $100-250 fine) Nebraska (1oz, $300 fine) Nevada (1oz, $600 fine) New Hampshire (In Progress - Click here) (1oz, $200 fine) New York (25g, $250-350 fine) North Carolina (14g/0.5oz, $200 fine) Ohio (100g/3.5oz, $100 fine) Oregon (1oz, $500-1000 fine) Rhode Island (28.34g/1oz, $150 fine) States that have criminal penalties for cannabis These states have no state-wide decriminalization, medical marijuana, or legalization legislation enacted. Anywhere in these states it is possible to go to prison for pot possession. (arrest, court, jail time, fines, etc) for possession of pot./yexas Please note that many cities have their own laws that may differ from state law. Penalties may differ for hash/concentrates/edibles/etc. Name of State ( Limit of Weight of Cannabis Per Person, Maximum Punishment) Alabama (Any amount, 1 yr jail time / $6,000 fine) Arkansas (>2lbs, 4 months - 2 years jail time / $750 fine) Delaware (1oz, 6 months jail time / $1,150 fine) District of Columbia (1g, 6 months jail time / $1,000 fine) Florida (>20g, 1 yr jail time / $1,000 fine) Georgia (1oz, 1 yr jail time / $1,000 fine) Idaho (1oz, 1yr jail time / $1,000 fine) Illinois (>2.5g, 30 days jail time / $1,500 fine) Indiana (1 joint, 1 yr jail time / $5,000 fine) Iowa (1 joint, 6 months jail time / $1,000 fine) Kansas (Any amount, 2 yr jail time / $2,500 fine) Kentucky (>8oz, 45 days jail time / $250 fine) Louisiana (1 joint, 6 months jail time / $500 fine) Minnesota (1oz, $100 fine) Missouri (>35g, 1 yr jail time / $1,000 fine) New Hampshire (Any amount, 1 yr jail time / $2,000 fine) North Dakota (>0.5oz, 30 days jail time / $1,000 fine) Oklahoma (Any amount, 1 yr jail time) Pennsylvania (30g, 30 days jail time / $500 fine) South Carolina (First offense, 30 days jail time / $200 fine) South Dakota (>2oz, 1 yr jail time / $2,000 fine) Tennessee (First offense - 1/2oz, 1 yr jail time / $250 fine) Texas (2oz, 180 days jail time / $2,000 fine) Utah (>1oz, 6 months jail time / $1,000 fine) Virginia (First offense - 1/2oz, 30 days jail time / $500 fine) Wisconsin (Any amount, 6 months jail time / $1,000 fine) Wyoming (“Under the influence”, 90 days jail time / $100 fine)

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What are the regulations for legal cannabis in my state?

For all curious cannabis connoisseurs, the legal limitations of use, cultivation, and distribution of cannabis per state for citizens 21 and older. For a more in-depth look at the laws click on the state name.

Name of State ( Limit of Weight of Cannabis Per Person, Limit of Plants Per Person)

  • Colorado (1 oz, 6 plants)
  • Washington (1 oz usable cannabis / 16 oz cannabis-infused solid / 72 oz cannabis-infused liquid, 0 plants)

What are the regulations for medical marijuana in my state?

Medical marijuana states have enacted legislation that legalizes possession, and sometimes cultivation, of medicinal marijuana for state physician approved patients and/or their designated caregivers. In some states, collectives or dispensaries exist to help create safe access to medical cannabis.

Are you eligible for a medical marijuana card? How many plants are you allowed to grow? Find out below:

Name of State ( Limit of Weight of Cannabis Per Patient, Limit of Plants Per Patient)

*States with stars next to them accept medical cards from other progressive pot states.

States that have decriminalized cannabis

Decriminalized states are states that have removed criminal penalties (arrest, court, jail time, fines, etc) for possession of pot, usually replacing them with a fine or ticket. Please note that many cities have their own laws that may differ from state law. Penalties may differ for hash/concentrates/edibles/etc.

Name of State ( Limit of Weight of Cannabis Per Person, Maximum Punishment)

States that have criminal penalties for cannabis

These states have no state-wide decriminalization, medical marijuana, or legalization legislation enacted. Anywhere in these states it is possible to go to prison for pot possession. (arrest, court, jail time, fines, etc) for possession of pot./yexas Please note that many cities have their own laws that may differ from state law. Penalties may differ for hash/concentrates/edibles/etc.

Name of State ( Limit of Weight of Cannabis Per Person, Maximum Punishment)

  • Alabama (Any amount, 1 yr jail time / $6,000 fine)
  • Arkansas (>2lbs, 4 months - 2 years jail time / $750 fine)
  • Delaware (1oz, 6 months jail time / $1,150 fine)
  • District of Columbia (1g, 6 months jail time / $1,000 fine)
  • Florida (>20g, 1 yr jail time / $1,000 fine)
  • Georgia (1oz, 1 yr jail time / $1,000 fine)
  • Idaho (1oz, 1yr jail time / $1,000 fine)
  • Illinois (>2.5g, 30 days jail time / $1,500 fine)
  • Indiana (1 joint, 1 yr jail time / $5,000 fine)
  • Iowa (1 joint, 6 months jail time / $1,000 fine)
  • Kansas (Any amount, 2 yr jail time / $2,500 fine)
  • Kentucky (>8oz, 45 days jail time / $250 fine)
  • Louisiana (1 joint, 6 months jail time / $500 fine)
  • Minnesota (1oz, $100 fine)
  • Missouri (>35g, 1 yr jail time / $1,000 fine)
  • New Hampshire (Any amount, 1 yr jail time / $2,000 fine)
  • North Dakota (>0.5oz, 30 days jail time / $1,000 fine)
  • Oklahoma (Any amount, 1 yr jail time)
  • Pennsylvania (30g, 30 days jail time / $500 fine)
  • South Carolina (First offense, 30 days jail time / $200 fine)
  • South Dakota (>2oz, 1 yr jail time / $2,000 fine)
  • Tennessee (First offense - 1/2oz, 1 yr jail time / $250 fine)
  • Texas (2oz, 180 days jail time / $2,000 fine)
  • Utah (>1oz, 6 months jail time / $1,000 fine)
  • Virginia (First offense - 1/2oz, 30 days jail time / $500 fine)
  • Wisconsin (Any amount, 6 months jail time / $1,000 fine)
  • Wyoming (“Under the influence”, 90 days jail time / $100 fine)

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Voters Say Yes To Marijuana, IRS Says No

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(FORBES) A total of 18 states and the District of Columbia have legalized medical marijuana. Massachusetts just came on line after the November 6, 2012 vote. Colorado and Washington just went futher to legalize recreational use too. SeeColorado, Washington First States to Legalize Recreational Pot.

But can a legal dispensary operate like a “legitimate” business? Amazingly, they can’t and are still labeled as drug traffickers. Massachusetts eliminated state criminal and civil penalties for the medical use of marijuana by patients with cancer, glaucoma, HIV-positive status or AIDS, hepatitis C, Crohn’s disease, Parkinson’s disease, ALS, or multiple sclerosis. See Medical marijuana law passes in Massachusetts.

But no matter how “legal” the states make it the IRS is federal and that means trouble. American businesses pay tax on their net not their grossincome and business expenses are as American as apple pie. But Section 280E of the tax code denies deductions for any business trafficking in controlled substances. This black letter rule to stop drug dealer tax deductions also covers medical marijuana since federal law still classifies it as a controlled substance.

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weedporndaily: Colorado voters pass pot legalization Amendment 64 DENVER - Voters passed Amendment 64, allowing for the legal, recreational use of marijuana, according to 9NEWS Political Analyst Floyd Ciruli. Amendment 64 will allow adults over 21 to possess up to an ounce of marijuana. It also would allow people to grow as many as six marijuana plants in private, secure areas. More than 300 Colorado doctors offered their names in support of Amendment 64. However, the state’s chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics urged a “no” vote. Supporters say alcohol does far worse things than marijuana. Simply fantastic stuff.

weedporndaily:

Colorado voters pass pot legalization Amendment 64

DENVER - Voters passed Amendment 64, allowing for the legal, recreational use of marijuana, according to 9NEWS Political Analyst Floyd Ciruli.

Amendment 64 will allow adults over 21 to possess up to an ounce of marijuana. It also would allow people to grow as many as six marijuana plants in private, secure areas.

More than 300 Colorado doctors offered their names in support of Amendment 64. However, the state’s chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics urged a “no” vote. Supporters say alcohol does far worse things than marijuana.

Simply fantastic stuff.

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