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Adults 21 years and older can legally possess cannabis in the following amounts:
- Up to 2.5 ounces of cannabis
- Up to 1/4 of an ounce of concentrated cannabis (the separated resin, whether crude
or purified, obtained from cannabis)
SOURCE: ccb.nv.gov
DONEAdults 21 years and older can legally consume cannabis, but with restrictions on where it can be consumed:
- You cannot use cannabis in any public place
- You cannot use cannabis in a moving vehicle, even if you’re a passenger
- Cannabis can only be consumed on private property (at home, for example), and as long as the property owner has not prohibited it.
SOURCE: ccb.nv.gov
DONEIt is illegal and dangerous to drive under the influence of cannabis.
Any amount of cannabis consumption puts you at risk of driving impaired.
SOURCE: ccb.nv.gov
DONEIt is illegal for anyone under the age of 21 to buy, possess, or use retail cannabis.
SOURCE: ccb.nv.gov
DONEAny person under 21 who:
- Falsely represents himself or herself to be 21 years of age or older to obtain cannabis is guilty of a misdemeanor
- Knowingly enters, loiters, or remains on the premises of a cannabis establishment, like a retail store, can be punished by a fine of up to $500 (except for legal medical cannabis cardholders)
It is against the law for any state-licensed cannabis establishments to provide
cannabis to anyone under 21 (except for medical cardholders)
SOURCE: ccb.nv.gov
DONECannabis remains illegal under federal law, where it’s still classified as a controlled substance.
The differences between Nevada and federal laws can lead to challenges in knowing how and where the different laws apply. Consult with legal advisers to be sure you fully understand how federal, state,
and local laws may affect you.
If you live in federally subsidized housing, cannabis charges may jeopardize your federal housing benefit.
SOURCE: ccb.nv.gov
DONECannabis remains illegal under federal law, where it’s still classified as a controlled substance.
The differences between Nevada and federal laws can lead to challenges in knowing how and where the different laws apply. Consult with legal advisers to be sure you fully understand how federal, state,
and local laws may affect you.
Cannabis is still illegal on federal land, including national parks and military bases.
SOURCE: ccb.nv.gov
DONEClick here for complete list of nevada laws and regulations for cannabis.
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Before going to eat at a restaurant, you usually check the reviews to ensure a good experience. Shopping for cannabis should be no different!
Check the reviews and ask around for recommendations to get more information on the reputation of a dispensary. Be sure the dispensary is licensed and complying with local regulations.
Chances are if you walk into a dispensary and the person behind the counter is reluctant to answer your questions, they may not be the most reliable source for product!
Be sure to engage with the staff and ‘pick their brains’. They should be able to answer questions about strains, effects, and methods of consumption.
Things such as smell, appearance, and feel of cannabis will all give you an idea of its quality.
Ensure the product you are reaching to purchase is fresh, the stronger the smell, the better!
We’re not just talking about how pretty a product looks, we want to see all of the important information too!
Products should be labeled with details about THC/CBD content, strain type, harvest date, terpene %, and any relevant warnings.
Before going to eat at a restaurant, you usually check the reviews to ensure a good experience. Shopping for cannabis should be no different!
Check the reviews and ask around for recommendations to get more information on the reputation of a dispensary. Be sure the dispensary is licensed and complying with local regulations.
Chances are if you walk into a dispensary and the person behind the counter is reluctant to answer your questions, they may not be the most reliable source for product!
Be sure to engage with the staff and ‘pick their brains’. They should be able to answer questions about strains, effects, and methods of consumption.
Things such as smell, appearance, and feel of cannabis will all give you an idea of its quality.
Ensure the product you are reaching to purchase is fresh, the stronger the smell, the better!
We’re not just talking about how pretty a product looks, we want to see all of the important information too!
Products should be labeled with details about THC/CBD content, strain type, harvest date, terpene %, and any relevant warnings.
