Is Cannabis Legal in My State? (complete list 2022 )

View the complete list of states where cannabis is legal, restricted and illegal. We also cover the legality of hemp-derived THC versions like Delta-8 THC, Delta-10 THC and Delta-11 THC.

Hemp-derived THC cannabinoids have exploded in popularity over the last few years. This is mainly because they allow access to legal THC products that will get you high (or potentially help you medically), even in states that have yet to legalize high-THC cannabis for medical or recreational use.

As long as your Delta-8 THC is derived from legally-grown hemp then it’s legal at the federal level according to the 2018 Hemp Farming Act (which was part of the Farm Bill). The Ninth Circuit Federal Court of Appeals also recently ruled, in May 2022, that Delta-8 and other hemp-derived THC cannabinoids are federally legal under the aforementioned 2018 Farm Bill.

If you live in a cannabis-legal state and hemp-derived Delta-8 is listed here as illegal, you may still be able to buy cannabis-derived Delta-8 THC at your local dispensary.

*State laws are often contradictory, confusing, and subject to change

US State Hemp CBD Medical Marijuana Recreational Hemp-derived THC (Delta-8, 10, 11, and others) Notes
Alabama Restricted Yes (sales from 2023) No Legal but may change soon
Alaska Fully legal Yes Yes Illegal
Arizona Fully legal Yes Yes Illegal
Arkansas Fully legal Yes No Legal
California Fully legal Yes Yes Legal Marijuana-derived D8 is legal
Cororado Fully legal Yes Yes Illegal
Connecticut Fully legal Yes Yes Regulated
Delaware Fully legal Yes No Illegal
Florida Fully legal Yes No Legal
Georgia Restricted No No Legal
Hawaii Fully legal Yes No Legal
Idaho Illegal No No Illegal
Illinois Fully legal Yes Yes Legal
Indiana Restricted No No Legal
Iowa Restricted No No Illegal
Kansas Restricted No No Legal
Kentucky Restricted No No Legal
Louisiana Fully legal Yes No Legal
Maine Fully legal Yes Yes Legal
Maryland Fully legal Yes No Legal
Massachusets Fully legal Yes Yes Legal
Michigan Fully legal Yes Yes Regulated
Minnesota Fully legal Yes No Edibles only
Mississippi Restricted No No Illegal
Missouri Fully legal Yes No Legal
Montana Fully legal Yes Yes Illegal
Nebraska Illegal No No Legal
Nevada Fully legal Yes Yes Illegal
New Hampshire Fully legal Yes No Legal
New Jersey Fully legal Yes Yes Legal
New Mexico Fully legal Yes Yes Legal
New York Fully legal Yes Yes Illegal
North Carolina Restricted No No Illegal (but not enforced yet)
North Dakota Fully legal Yes No Illegal
Ohio Fully legal Yes No Legal
Oklahoma Fully legal Yes No Legal
Oregon Fully legal Yes Yes IllegaI
Pennsylvania Fully legal Yes No Legal
Rhode Island Fully legal Yes No Illegal
South Carolina Restricted No No Legal
South Dakota Illegal Yes No Legal
Tennessee Restricted No No Legal
Texas Restricted No No Legal
Utah Fully legal Yes No Illegal
Vermont Fully legal Yes Yes Illegal
Virginia Restricted Yes Yes Legal
Washington Fully legal Yes Yes Legal to possess (but not manufacture or distribute)
West Virginia Fully legal Yes No Legal
Wisconsin Restricted No No Legal
Wyoming Restricted No No Legal
Washington DC Fully legal Yes Yes

Learn more about psychoactive cannabinoids

Click the links below to learn about the different types of psychoactive cannabinoids available.

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