Marijuana State Legal Status Charts: Overview | Practical Law

Marijuana State Legal Status Charts: Overview | Practical Law

A 50-state survey and map summarizing the legal status of marijuana, both for medical and recreational use, including the District of Columbia. This resource also provides individual charts by state, including the District of Columbia, that cover the legal status of marijuana, including information about decriminalization where it is otherwise illegal, and for the states where marijuana is legal, the charts list the state regulatory body responsible for its regulation, a high-level summary of the laws, and links to the primary laws and regulations.

Marijuana State Legal Status Charts: Overview

Practical Law Practice Note Overview w-022-1732 (Approx. 102 pages)

Marijuana State Legal Status Charts: Overview

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A 50-state survey and map summarizing the legal status of marijuana, both for medical and recreational use, including the District of Columbia. This resource also provides individual charts by state, including the District of Columbia, that cover the legal status of marijuana, including information about decriminalization where it is otherwise illegal, and for the states where marijuana is legal, the charts list the state regulatory body responsible for its regulation, a high-level summary of the laws, and links to the primary laws and regulations.