Oklahoma Cannabis Law
HB 1737 Effect on Oklahoma Outdoor Marijuana Growers
Growers who operate an outdoor medical marijuana facility need to register with the Oklahoma Department of Agriculture, Food and Forestry. Read more »Oklahoma Medical Marijuana : Medical Marijuana Businesses v. Recreational Marijuana Businesses
One of the main differences would be the processing requirements and all the other requirements included in running a marijuana business. Read more »
How Do Recent Legislative Updates Affect Oklahoma Indoor Marijuana Growers?
House Bill 2179 states that an indoor greenhouse or light-deprivation medical marijuana growth facility will be divided into tiers. Read more »How Does Recreational Marijuana Affect Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Businesses?
Businesses that have been around for at least one year from the effective date of 820 will be able to apply for a recreational license Read more »Recent Legislative Updates Effect on Oklahoma Marijuana Growers
The initial fee for a marijuana grower license will be based on the square feet of acres the grower estimates will be harvested for the year. Read more »How Can an Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Business Applicant Establish Proof of Residency?
Any proof used to establish residency must be at least two years old without any lapse. This may include utility bills of at least two years. Read more »Perimeter Requirements for Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Businesses
Dispensaries, grow, and waste disposal facilities must provide proof that they are not within 1000 feet of the property line of any school. Read more »Effects of Legislative Updates on Oklahoma Marijuana Transporters
According to House Bill 2179, which will be effective November 1st, 2022, there will be an annual fee for transporter licenses. Read more »Okla. Question 820 Would Tax Recreational Pot
Oklahoma State Question 920 will impose an excise tax of 15% on the gross receipts of sales of marijuana sold by an adult-use dispensary licensee to a consumer. Read more »Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Businesses: Medical Marijuana v. Adult Use Marijuana
Video Transcribed: What is the difference between medical marijuana businesses and adult-use marijuana businesses? I am medical marijuana attorney Ope Adegbuyi. There are three main differences that we can see. The first one is the governing rule or the governing statute. For the medical marijuana businesses, it’s Title 63, Section 427 that governs […] Read more »
What Are the Restrictions on Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Business Licenses?
Adult use licenses are restricted by the OMMA inspection rules, city permits, and the 1000-feet perimeter requirements still apply. Read more »Regulatory Scope of OK Question 820
OMMA has 90 days after the effective date of the act to regulate the prices of applications, qualifications, labeling standards, etc. Read more »Acquiring an Oklahoma Medical Marijuana License Through OK State Question 820
OMMA accepts and issues adult-use marijuana business licenses including adult-use marijuana commercial growers, processors, dispensaries, etc. Read more »Oklahoma Governor Stitt Announces Election for Recreation Marijuana
If more than half of the people vote yes on that ballot, then recreational marijuana is going to be passed and legalized 90 days after. Read more »Oklahoma SQ 820 Provides Fine for Recreational Marijuana Violations
The highest fine is $250 and it's for anyone who cultivates marijuana in an open space that the public can see. Read more »What Rights Does Oklahoma State Question 820 Protect?
As long as you follow the rules of the Act, things such as your parental rights and public assistance programs would not be denied to you. Read more »What Is Lawful under Oklahoma State Question 820?
It is lawful to be able to transport, use, and manufacture marijuana as long as you're 21. Marijuana also has to be away from the public eye. Read more »What Does Oklahoma State Question 820 Regulate?
This Act is only regulating or talking about adult use and recreational use, and not medical marijuana or laws that are already in effect. Read more »What Do The Sections of Oklahoma State Question 820 Mention?
The act won't touch any laws that are in effect prior to this act, so driving under the influence, or being under 21 and using marijuana. Read more »What Does Oklahoma State Question 820 Say?
If Oklahoma State Question 820 becomes law, it would be known as the Adult Use Marijuana Regulation Act. It would be regulated by the OMMA. Read more »