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Cannabis is medical-only and highly restricted. The state allows limited medical cannabis use for qualifying patients under a tightly regulated program. Products are mostly non-smokable forms, and access is controlled through state-licensed providers. Recreational cannabis is illegal, and possession without authorization can result in criminal charges.

Cannabis is fully legal for both medical and recreational use. Adults 21+ may possess, purchase from licensed dispensaries, and grow limited amounts at home. Public consumption is illegal, and driving under the influence of cannabis is strictly enforced.

Cannabis is legal for both recreational and medical use. Adults 21+ can purchase and possess cannabis from licensed dispensaries. Home cultivation is allowed in limited amounts depending on distance from dispensaries. Medical patients may have higher possession limits.

Cannabis is medical-only. Qualified patients may purchase cannabis products from licensed dispensaries. Recreational use is illegal, and possession without a medical card can result in criminal penalties.

Cannabis is fully legal for recreational and medical use. Adults 21+ may purchase, possess, and grow limited plants. The state has a large regulated market, but strict rules apply to public use, driving, and possession limits.

Cannabis is fully legal for recreational and medical use. Adults 21+ can purchase from dispensaries and grow limited plants at home. Colorado has one of the most established regulated cannabis markets in the U.S.

Cannabis is fully legal for recreational and medical use. Adults 21+ can legally possess and purchase cannabis. Home cultivation is allowed in limited quantities. Medical patients may access expanded possession limits and dispensary priority.

Cannabis is fully legal for recreational and medical use. Adults 21+ can legally possess and purchase cannabis products. Medical patients continue to have access through licensed dispensaries with expanded allowances.

Cannabis is medical-only. Patients with qualifying conditions can access regulated medical marijuana products through licensed dispensaries. Recreational cannabis remains illegal, and possession without authorization is a criminal offense.

Cannabis is CBD/low-THC only. Limited medical use is allowed for specific conditions, typically through low-THC oil programs. Recreational cannabis and standard THC products are illegal.

Cannabis is medical-only. Qualified patients may possess and grow limited amounts. Recreational cannabis is not yet legal statewide.

Cannabis is fully illegal. There is no medical or recreational cannabis program. Possession of any THC cannabis product can result in criminal penalties.

Cannabis is fully legal for recreational and medical use. Adults 21+ may purchase and possess cannabis. Home cultivation is allowed for medical patients only. The state has a regulated retail market.

Cannabis is illegal (CBD only in limited cases). No medical or recreational cannabis program exists. Possession of THC cannabis is illegal, though some CBD products are permitted under strict conditions.

Cannabis is CBD/low-THC medical only. Only very limited medical cannabis products are allowed. Recreational cannabis remains illegal.

Cannabis is illegal. There is no legal medical or recreational cannabis program. Possession of cannabis is a criminal offense.

Cannabis is medical-only (limited rollout). A regulated medical cannabis system is being implemented. Recreational cannabis remains illegal.

Cannabis is medical-only. Patients with qualifying conditions may access medical cannabis through licensed providers. Recreational use is illegal.

Cannabis is fully legal for recreational and medical use. Adults 21+ may possess, purchase, and grow limited plants. Maine also allows home cultivation and a regulated retail market.

Cannabis is fully legal for recreational and medical use. Adults 21+ may legally possess and purchase cannabis. Medical patients retain expanded access and allowances.

Cannabis is fully legal for recreational and medical use. Adults 21+ may purchase, possess, and grow limited cannabis plants. The state has a mature regulated retail system.

Cannabis is fully legal for recreational and medical use. Adults 21+ may purchase, possess, and grow cannabis within legal limits. The state has a large retail market.

Cannabis is fully legal for recreational and medical use. Adults 21+ may possess and purchase cannabis. Home cultivation is allowed within legal limits.

Cannabis is medical-only. A limited medical cannabis program exists for qualifying patients. Recreational cannabis is illegal.

Cannabis is fully legal for recreational and medical use. Adults 21+ may legally purchase, possess, and grow limited cannabis plants. Medical patients may have higher limits.

Cannabis is fully legal for recreational and medical use. Adults 21+ may possess and purchase cannabis. Home cultivation is allowed within state limits.

Cannabis is illegal with extremely limited medical access. Recreational cannabis is illegal, and medical access is highly restricted or not broadly available.

Cannabis is fully legal for recreational and medical use. Adults 21+ may purchase, possess, and use cannabis. Nevada has a regulated retail market, but public consumption remains illegal.

Cannabis is medical-only. Patients may access cannabis through regulated programs. Recreational cannabis is not yet legal.

Cannabis is fully legal for recreational and medical use. Adults 21+ may purchase and possess cannabis. The state has an expanding retail market.

Cannabis is fully legal for recreational and medical use. Adults 21+ may purchase and possess cannabis. Home cultivation is allowed in limited amounts.

Cannabis is fully legal for recreational and medical use. Adults 21+ may legally purchase and possess cannabis. The state continues rolling out licensed dispensaries.

Cannabis is CBD/low-THC only. No recreational cannabis program exists. THC cannabis remains illegal.

Cannabis is medical-only. Patients with qualifying conditions may access medical cannabis. Recreational cannabis is illegal.

Cannabis is fully legal for recreational and medical use. Adults 21+ may purchase and possess cannabis. Medical patients have expanded access.

Cannabis is medical-only (very broad access). The state has one of the most accessible medical programs in the U.S. Recreational cannabis is still illegal.

Cannabis is fully legal for recreational and medical use. Adults 21+ may purchase, possess, and grow cannabis. Oregon has a mature, well-established market.

Cannabis is medical-only. Patients with qualifying conditions may access medical cannabis. Recreational cannabis is not yet legal.

Cannabis is fully legal for recreational and medical use. Adults 21+ may purchase and possess cannabis. Home cultivation is allowed in limited quantities.

Cannabis is CBD/low-THC only. No recreational or full medical program exists. THC cannabis is illegal.

Cannabis is medical-only. Patients may access cannabis under state medical program rules. Recreational cannabis is illegal.

Cannabis is CBD/low-THC only. Medical cannabis is not fully legalized, and THC cannabis remains illegal.

Cannabis is medical-only (very limited THC program). Only low-THC medical cannabis is allowed under strict conditions. Recreational cannabis is illegal.

Cannabis is medical-only. Patients with qualifying conditions may access regulated cannabis products. Recreational cannabis is illegal.

Cannabis is fully legal for recreational and medical use. Adults 21+ may possess, purchase, and grow cannabis. Vermont allows home cultivation within limits.

Cannabis is legal for possession and personal use (recreational use allowed, retail system limited/regulated rollout). Adults 21+ may possess cannabis, but retail sales structure continues to evolve under state law.

Cannabis is fully legal for recreational and medical use. Adults 21+ may purchase and possess cannabis from licensed dispensaries. Home cultivation rules are more restrictive than some other legal states.

Cannabis is medical-only. Patients with qualifying conditions may access medical cannabis. Recreational cannabis is illegal.

Cannabis is CBD/low-THC only. THC cannabis remains illegal for both recreational and medical use.

Cannabis is illegal (CBD only in limited cases). There is no recreational or full medical cannabis program.

Cannabis is legal for possession and medical use, but commercial sales operate under unique regulatory conditions. Adults may possess limited amounts, and medical cannabis is available through licensed providers.