Marijuana Legality Map

Updated: February 03, 2026

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Wondering what the law is in your state?

Marijuana laws are changing at a rapid pace across all 50 states, making things a bit confusing at times. In order to keep up with the ever-changing laws, DISA has provided this interactive map for information on legalization, medical use, recreational use, and anything in between.

Are you wondering what the marijuana laws are in your state?

This marijuana legalization map clearly defines the laws in each state and remains up-to-date with the latest changes on a monthly basis. It’s important to understand and respect the rules that vary across the U.S. regarding marijuana use, and whether you’re a visiting tourist or a resident, the following information will help you steer clear of any misunderstandings or trouble. Scroll over each state to learn more about its individual legalization laws

  • Legalized

  • Medical and Decriminalized

  • Medical

  • Decriminalized

  • CBD with THC Only

  • Fully illegal

Alabama

  • Legal Status: Mixed

  • Medicinal: Yes

  • Decriminalized: No

Alaska

  • Legal Status: Fully Legal

  • Medicinal: Yes

  • Decriminalized: Yes

Arizona

  • Legal Status: Fully Legal

  • Medicinal: Yes

  • Decriminalized: Yes

Arkansas

  • Legal Status: Mixed

  • Medicinal: Yes

  • Decriminalized: No

California

  • Legal Status: Fully Legal

  • Medicinal: Yes

  • Decriminalized: Yes

Colorado

  • Legal Status: Fully Legal

  • Medicinal: Yes

  • Decriminalized: Yes

Connecticut

  • Legal Status: Fully Legal

  • Medicinal: Yes

  • Decriminalized: Yes

Delaware

  • Legal Status: Fully Legal

  • Medicinal: Yes

  • Decriminalized: Yes

District of Columbia

  • Legal Status: Fully Legal

  • Medicinal: Yes

  • Decriminalized: Yes

Florida

  • Legal Status: Mixed

  • Medicinal: Yes

  • Decriminalized: No

Georgia

  • Legal Status: Mixed

  • Medicinal: CBD Oil Only

  • Decriminalized: No

Hawaii

  • Legal Status: Mixed

  • Medicinal: Yes

  • Decriminalized: Yes

Idaho

  • Legal Status: Fully Illegal

  • Medicinal: No

  • Decriminalized: No

Illinois

  • Legal Status: Fully Legal

  • Medicinal: Yes

  • Decriminalized: Yes

Indiana

  • Legal Status: Mixed

  • Medicinal: CBD Oil Only

  • Decriminalized: No

Iowa

  • Legal Status: Mixed

  • Medicinal: CBD Oil Only*

  • Decriminalized: No

Kansas

  • Legal Status: Fully Illegal

  • Medicinal: No

  • Decriminalized: No

Kentucky

  • Legal Status: Mixed

  • Medicinal: Yes

  • Decriminalized: No

Louisiana

  • Legal Status: Mixed

  • Medicinal: Yes

  • Decriminalized: Yes

Maine

  • Legal Status: Fully Legal

  • Medicinal: Yes

  • Decriminalized: Yes

Maryland

  • Legal Status: Fully Legal

  • Medicinal: Yes

  • Decriminalized: Yes

Massachusetts

  • Legal Status: Fully Legal

  • Medicinal: Yes

  • Decriminalized: Yes

Michigan

  • Legal Status: Fully Legal

  • Medicinal: Yes

  • Decriminalized: Yes

Minnesota

  • Legal Status: Fully Legal

  • Medicinal: Yes

  • Decriminalized: Yes

Mississippi

  • Legal Status: Mixed

  • Medicinal: Yes

  • Decriminalized: Yes

MIssouri

  • Legal Status: Fully Legal

  • Medicinal: Yes

  • Decriminalized: Yes

Montana

  • Legal Status: Fully Legal

  • Medicinal: Yes

  • Decriminalized: Yes

Nebraska

  • Legal Status: Mixed

  • Medicinal: Yes

  • Decriminalized: Yes

Nevada

  • Legal Status: Fully Legal

  • Medicinal: Yes

  • Decriminalized: Yes

New Hampshire

  • Legal Status: Mixed

  • Medicinal: Yes

  • Decriminalized: Yes

New Jersey

  • Legal Status: Fully Legal

  • Medicinal: Yes

  • Decriminalized: Yes

New Mexico

  • Legal Status: Fully Legal

  • Medicinal: Yes

  • Decriminalized: Yes

New York

  • Legal Status: Fully Legal

  • Medicinal: Yes

  • Decriminalized: Yes

North Carolina

  • Legal Status: Fully Illegal

  • Medicinal: No

  • Decriminalized: Yes

North Dakota

  • Legal Status: Mixed

  • Medicinal: Yes

  • Decriminalized: Yes

Ohio

  • Legal Status: Fully Legal

  • Medicinal: Yes

  • Decriminalized: Yes

Oklahoma

  • Legal Status: Mixed

  • Medicinal: Yes

  • Decriminalized: No

Oregon

  • Legal Status: Fully Legal

  • Medicinal: Yes

  • Decriminalized: Yes

Pennsylvania

  • Legal Status: Mixed

  • Medicinal: Yes

  • Decriminalized: No

Rhode Island

  • Legal Status: Fully Legal

  • Medicinal: Yes

  • Decriminalized: Yes

South Carolina

  • Legal Status: Fully Illegal

  • Medicinal: No

  • Decriminalized: No

South Dakota

  • Legal Status: Mixed

  • Medicinal: Yes

  • Decriminalized: No

Tennessee

  • Legal Status: Mixed

  • Medicinal: CBD Oil Only*

  • Decriminalized: No

Texas

  • Legal Status: Mixed

  • Medicinal: CBD Oil Only

  • Decriminalized: No

Utah

  • Legal Status: Mixed

  • Medicinal: Yes

  • Decriminalized: No

Vermont

  • Legal Status: Fully Legal

  • Medicinal: Yes

  • Decriminalized: Yes

Virginia

  • Legal Status: Fully Legal

  • Medicinal: Yes

  • Decriminalized: Yes

Washington

  • Legal Status: Fully Legal

  • Medicinal: Yes

  • Decriminalized: Yes

West Virginia

  • Legal Status: Mixed

  • Medicinal: Yes

  • Decriminalized: No

Wisconsin

  • Legal Status: Mixed

  • Medicinal: CBD Oil Only

  • Decriminalized: No

Wyoming

  • Legal Status: Fully Illegal

  • Medicinal: No

  • Decriminalized: No

Last Updated: February 03, 2026

  • State status reflects current laws at the time of update, not pending legislation or future dates upon which marijuana becomes available medicinally or recreationally. States with legislation that has passed but has a future enactment date will be marked with an asterisk *.
  • CBD oil can be made with or without THC. This chart is specifically referring to CBD Oil with THC as an ingredient. CBD oil with THC is illegal in states marked as "Fully Illegal".
  • All "statuses" are subject to state limits. E.g., CBD Oil may only be legal to 0.5% THC, or marijuana may only be legal to one ounce. Please consult state laws.

Disclaimer: This information is provided for educational purposes only and not as legal advice or opinion. The reader retains full responsibility for the use of the information contained herein. Employers or employees seeking a determination of legal rights should seek the counsel of an attorney or designated official of the applicable regulating agency.

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