Alaska has decriminalized cannabis since 1982, with a hiatus between 1990 and 2003. The state legalized cannabis in 2014, making it legal for all adults over the age of 21 to possess 28g of cannabis, consume it, and grow up to 6 plants, including 3 flowering plants. The’Alaska was the third U.S. state to legalize cannabis, after Colorado and Washington, but the first to allow cannabis consumption at the point of sale, although no establishments are currently authorized to do so. Legal recreational sales began in November 2016. Medical cannabis has been permitted in Alaska since 2007.
Alaska has officially become the first U.S. state to allow on-site cannabis consumption in dispensaries. Initially planned as part of the legalization project...
Alaska opened its first cannabis retail store in front of a crowd of consumers, nearly two years after voters approved the use of...
Alaska will be the next U.S. state to sell recreational cannabis, and the cannabis industry there is eagerly preparing for it. The Alaska Alcohol and Marijuana Control...
From a French perspective, a country that is legalizing marijuana state by state yet prevents patients from using it on the premises may seem strange to us. It’s...
