Marijuana

New Hampshire has legalized using marijuana for medical reasons, with some restrictions. The state has also decriminalized possession of small quantities of the drug. Recreational use of marijuana remains illegal. The question of whether or not to legalize it continues to be one of the state's most prominent policy debates.

Critical bills

HB 82 (2023)
Prohibit employment discrimination based on medical marijuana use

HB 344 (2023)
Allow marijuana possession and home-growing without sales

HB 544 (2023)
Legalize marijuana possession and sales through Liquor Commission

HB 1231 (2024)
Allow home-growing of medical marijuana

HB 1278 (2024)
Allow medical marijuana for debilitating or terminal medical conditions, repeal limit on medical marijuana purchases from out-of-staters

HB 1350 (2024)
Allow patients to possess 4 ounces of medical marijuana

HB 1539 (2024)
Expand opportunity to annul marijuana offenses

HB 1581 (2024)
Allow additional cultivation locations for medical marijuana

HB 1633 (2024)
Legalize marijuana possession and sales, state-run stores, 15% tax on gross revenue

SB 180 (2023)
Revise medical marijuana warnings, limit THC in hemp

SB 357 (2024)
Expand definition of who can prescribe medical marijuana

SB 418 (2024)
Revise penalties for DUI, refusing sobriety test

SB 419 (2024)
Add information to annual report on medical marijuana program, allow home-growing

SB 505 (2024)
Keep law against hemp products with THC

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