Legality, use and culture of cannabis in the U.S. state of North Dakota
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Cannabis in North Dakota is legal for medical use but illegal for recreational use. Since 2019 however, possession under a 1/2 ounce has been decriminalized in the sense that there is no threat of jail time, though a criminal infraction fine up to $1,000 still applies.[1] The cultivation of hemp is currently legal in North Dakota.[2] In November 2018, the state's voters voted on recreational marijuana legalization, along with Michigan;[3] the measure was rejected 59% to 41%.[4] Two groups attempted to put marijuana legalization measures on the June 2020 Primary and the November 2020 elections, but were prevented from doing so by the COVID-19 pandemic.[5]
After a failed attempt in 2021 to legislatively legalize recreational cannabis, activates successfully placed an initiative on the November 2022 ballot.[6][7] This attempt at legalization failed when a majority of voters rejected the measure.[8]
^North Dakota Laws & Penalties, NORML
^"Revolution, Hemp Style Now". Cannabis News.
^Angell, Tom. "North Dakota Marijuana Legalization Measure Qualifies For November Ballot". Forbes.
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