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Marijuana Possession: Laws & Penalties
Marijuana possession charges at the misdemeanor level can occur if an individual is found to be in possession of less than one kilogram or 2.2 pounds of marijuana. Any amounts greater than 1 kilogram can result in...
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Driving Under the Influence of Marijuana
The often tragic consequences and harsh legal penalties for driving under the influence of alcohol are well publicized. What many people don’t realize is that it is also illegal and punishable in all 50 states to drive under the influence of marijuana.
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Possession of Marijuana: Alternatives to Jail
Federal law makes possession of marijuana a crime, with possession of even small amounts subjecting even first-time defendants to jail time.
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Medical Marijuana and Federal Law
Although 18 states have legalized the medical use of marijuana, federal law does not recognize or protect medicinal marijuana possession or use; and the federal government can prosecute people
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Even if medical marijuana is legal in your state, driving while under the influence for any reason is illegal.
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My state doesn't allow medical marijuana. Can I get it from another state?
No—not if you intend to purchase it and use it back home. When you are in your own state, you are required to follow your state’s laws.
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Can I travel from Oregon to Washington to legally buy pot for recreational use?
Question: I go to college in Eugene, Oregon, and I’m going to Seattle soon to cheer on the Ducks in a basketball game against the Huskies. While there, I plan to visit a recreational weed shop and load upon whatever I’m allowed to buy. Is it legal for me to buy in Washington even though I am an Oregon resident?
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Can I grow marijuana for my own personal use in Washington?
Question: I have a small parcel of land in Yakima and for the last couple years I’ve grown wine grapes for myself and friends. The wine we made did pretty well, so I’m wondering if I can plant marijuana this year instead, now that it’s legal in Washington state. Also, can I sell small amounts