Oklahoma Cannabis Law
Is Oklahoma a Legal Recreational Marijuana State?
The Verdict Is In Video Transcribed: Is Oklahoma a legal recreational marijuana state? I am Oklahoma medical marijuana business attorney, Ope Adegbuyi, and the answer is no. Oklahoma voters, on Tuesday, March 7th, 2023, rejected a ballot initiative that would have legalized recreational marijuana in the state, making it one of the states that […] Read more »Growing Your Own Medical Marijuana: Understanding the Requirements for Home Grows in Oklahoma
Patient-grown marijuana must be cultivated on real property owned by the patient or with written permission from the property owner. Read more »Keeping Kids and Pets Safe: Packaging Requirements for Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Businesses
It's crucial to treat marijuana items like pharmacy products and store them out of reach or safely out of reach from children and pets. Read more »Taking Action: How to File a Complaint About Unsafe Medical Marijuana Products in Oklahoma
If a patient suffers health effects after using a medical marijuana product, they can report it by with an OMMA Business Complaint Form. Read more »Crossing Oklahoma State Lines: Why You Shouldn't Travel with Medical Marijuana
It is illegal for medical marijuana business employees and patients in Oklahoma to travel out of state with medical marijuana or its products. Read more »Can an OMMA Inspection Be Done Without Notice?
In Oklahoma, the OMMA (Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority) is required by law to provide at least 24 hours' notice before conducting an inspection of a marijuana business during regular business hours or when the business appears to be in operation. However, there are exceptions to this rule. If there is a showing of necessity, the agency can conduct an inspection without providing 24-hour notice. This loophole potentially puts businesses at risk as it allows for the destruction of evidence. If you have any concerns or need assistance with OMMA compliance, you can reach out to a knowledgeable Tulsa marijuana business compliance lawyer at oklahomamedicalmarijuana.attorney. Read more »What Does an Oklahoma Medical Marijuana License Revocation Mean?
A license revocation is a serious consequence for those involved in the Oklahoma medical marijuana industry. It signifies that the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority (OMMA) has made the final decision to rescind a license due to non-compliance with the requirements outlined in the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana and Patient Protection Act. This means that any license issued to an individual or entity can be taken away by the OMMA. If you find yourself facing a license revocation, it is crucial to seek legal guidance. An Oklahoma marijuana business defense attorney can provide you with the necessary support and expertise during this challenging time. Contact an attorney at oklahomamedicalmarijuana.attorney for further information or assistance. Read more »What Can the OMMA Inspect?
The Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority (OMMA) has the authority to inspect various aspects of the medical marijuana industry. This includes inspecting medical marijuana equipment, accessories, books and records, marijuana concentrative products, and any related accessories. If you are a medical marijuana business owner and have an inspection coming up, it is important to be prepared and understand what the OMMA can inspect. For more information or assistance with OMMA compliance, you can consult with a Tulsa medical marijuana business regulation lawyer. They can provide guidance and ensure that your business is in compliance with all regulations. Read more »
How Often Can the OMMA Inspect Your Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Business?
I can help you understand your rights and responsibilities when it comes to OMMA inspections and compliance. Don't wait until it's too late - reach out to me today for expert legal guidance on navigating the complex regulations surrounding medical marijuana in Oklahoma. Let me help you protect your business and ensure that you are operating within the law. Contact me now to schedule a consultation and get the peace of mind you deserve. Read more »
What Are the Types of Disciplinary Actions against Applicants and Licensees by the OMMA?
The Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority (OMMA) has the authority to take disciplinary actions against applicants and licensees who do not comply with the state's medical marijuana laws. These actions can include revoking, suspending, or denying an application or license. If you are facing any disciplinary actions from the OMMA, it is important to seek the guidance of a knowledgeable medical marijuana compliance lawyer in Oklahoma. Contact us at oklahomamedicalmarijuana.attorney for more information on how we can help you navigate through this process and protect your rights as a medical marijuana applicant or licensee. Read more »The Cost of Non-Compliance: A Look at OMMA Disciplinary Actions in the Medical Marijuana Industry
The OMMA can take disciplinary actions against businesses that fail to comply with the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana and Patient Protection Act. Read more »Can an Employer Fire You for Having a Medical Marijuana Card in Oklahoma?
Employers are not allowed to discipline, fire, or deny employment to individuals just because they have a medical marijuana card. Read more »Can I Be Denied Child Custody for Having a Medical Marijuana Card in Oklahoma?
According to Oklahoma law, licensed patients may not be denied custody, visitation, or other parenting time with a minor. Read more »Can You Smoke in Public Places with a Medical Marijuana Card in Oklahoma?
According to law, smoking or using marijuana shall be prohibited on all city property, vehicles, buildings, parks, and other facilities. Read more »What Are the Penalties for Underage Use or Possession of Marijuana under OK SQ 820?
Under OK State Question 820, minors caught with marijuana will face a civil fine of $100 or less, as well as confiscation of the substance. Read more »What Are the Penalties for Violating the Personal Use Requirement under Oklahoma SQ 820?
Individuals caught with marijuana plants in public view or smoking/vaping in restricted public spaces will face civil fines of $250 or less. Read more »
How Will Oklahoma SQ 820 Address Previous Marijuana-Related Crimes?
If Oklahoma SQ 820 is passed, it will set up a system for reversing, resentencing, or dismissing older marijuana-related convictions. Read more »What Is the Difference between Recreational and Medical Marijuana in Oklahoma?
Recreational marijuana businesses can only contract with other recreational marijuana businesses and sell to individuals aged 21 and up. Read more »Where Can I Vote for Oklahoma State Question 820?
Check your voter ID card and use the online voter tool provided by the election board, or contact your county election board for assistance. Read more »What Is Oklahoma SQ 820?
Those over 21 years of age would be permitted to buy marijuana products from licensed businesses including dispensaries. Read more »