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Colorado law requires school district boards of education to adopt appropriate policies and rules that mandate a prohibition against the use of all tobacco products and all retail marijuana or retail marijuana products on all school property by students, teachers, staff, and visitors.34.
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Apr 5, 2019 · Colorado's current medical and recreational marijuana laws are set to sunset in September, so lawmakers have been reviewing the laws and regulations regarding the pot industry and personal...
Apr 19, 2019 · Collecting the History of Marijuana Legalization in Colorado. Apr 19, 2019. January marked the fifth anniversary of the legal commercial sale of recreational marijuana in Colorado. Passed by ballot initiative on November 6, 2012, Amendment 64 legalized the private consumption of marijuana in Colorado and it was officially added to the state’s ...
May 14, 2019 · May 14, 2019. 13 of 15 proposed cannabis bills passed the Colorado Legislature this session. Here’s what you need to know: The bills that passed: SB19-013 – Medical Marijuana Condition Opiates Prescribed For. PASSED.
- Is Marijuana Legal in Colorado?
- Colorado Recreational Marijuana Laws
- Colorado Medical Marijuana Laws
- Colorado Qualifying Conditions For Medical Marijuana
- How to Get A Medical Marijuana Card in Colorado
- Colorado Marijuana Growing Laws
- Colorado Public Consumption Laws
- Colorado Cannabis DUI Laws
- Colorado Cannabis Testing Regulations
Both medical and recreational marijuana are legal in Colorado. Recreational consumers age 21 and over may possess up to one ounce of marijuana. All Colorado residents may cultivate up to six plants, only three of which may be in the mature (flowering) stage of development. Medical patients 18 years of age and older may possess up to two ounces of m...
Recreational marijuana was legalized in Colorado in 2012 with the passing of Amendment 64, known as the Colorado Marijuana Legalization Amendment. Sales commenced in 2014. Sales are restricted to licensed establishments. Sale outside of these establishments is prohibited, but consumers may gift up to one ounce of marijuana to others. A study mandat...
Medical marijuana was legalized in Colorado in 2000 with the passage of Amendment 20. It passed with 53.5% of the vote. It allows medical patients 18 and over to possess up to two ounces of marijuana purchased from a licensed dispensary and cultivate up to six plants, with a maximum of three in the flowering stage. In 2015, the Colorado Supreme Cou...
Qualifying debilitating conditions to become a medical marijuana patient in Colorado include: 1. Cancer 2. Glaucoma 3. HIV/AIDS 4. If the patient has a chronic or debilitating disease or medical condition that produces one or more of the following: 4.1. Cachexia (wasting syndrome) 4.2. Persistent muscle spasms 4.3. Seizures 4.4. Severe nausea 4.5. ...
Patients wishing to obtain a medical marijuana card must visit a physician, who will submit their certification online. Patients can then use the online portalto complete registration. Paper applications are also available, but the process will be slower. You must submit a copy of your driver’s license or state ID. The cost is $25. The Medical Mari...
Any adult resident of Colorado may grow up to six plants per person, with no more than three plants in the mature/flowering stage at any time. Non-Colorado residents may not cultivate cannabis. No more than 12 total plants are allowed per residence regardless of the number of adults living there. Cannabis plants must be kept in an enclosed, locked ...
Consuming marijuana in any way—smoking, eating, or vaping—isn’t allowed in public places in Colorado. This includes the following outdoor and indoor areas, and many more: 1. Sidewalks 2. Parks and amusement parks 3. Ski resorts 4. Concert venues 5. Businesses 6. Restaurants, cafes, or bars 7. Common areas of apartment buildings or condominiums A pe...
While it is legal to consume cannabis in Colorado, it isn’t legal to drive under its influence. In Colorado, the law states that a driver is under the influence of cannabis if THC is identified in the driver’s blood in quantities of five nanograms per milliliter or higher. There is no affirmative legal defense for those who are using cannabis legal...
Colorado began requiring cannabis cultivators in 2018 to submit their flower and trim batches—recreational as well as medical—for testing for mycotoxins, heavy metals, and other pesticides, following some recalls. This is in addition to many other contaminants already tested for under state law. Growers complain about the $100-per-strain cost, sayi...
January: nearly $700 million of marijuana was sold in 2014. January: University of Denver’s Sturm College of Law adds marijuana business law. February: introduces legislation to effectively...
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Over the past 10 years, Colorado has seen increases in marijuana-related hospitalizations, Emergency Room visits, poison control calls, DUIs, and fatal crashes where drivers tested positive for cannabinoids. In terms of crime, law enforcement agencies continue to combat illicit market activity.
