Florida Cannabis Legislation

H1003 prohibited open cannabis containers in motor vehicles, protecting public safety by preventing impaired driving and aligning with alcohol open container laws.

S1398 would have legalized adult-use cannabis in Florida, expanding access beyond medical patients and creating a regulated commercial market.

S1056 would have prohibited open cannabis containers in motor vehicles, impacting consumers and public safety by regulating in-transit possession.

S0776 would have allowed medical marijuana patients to home cultivate cannabis, impacting patient access and the state-licensed operator market.

S1270 would have regulated hemp-derived products, impacting consumer access and product safety for the public and hemp operators in Florida.

HB 719 failed, meaning Florida's existing medical cannabis framework remains unchanged, impacting patient access and business operations.

S1368 would have capped THC content in Florida's medical cannabis, impacting patient access to high-potency products and potentially the medical cannabis market.

H1409 would have limited THC potency in Florida, impacting product availability for patients and consumers, and the market for cannabis operators.

S1032 failed, meaning Florida's existing medical marijuana regulations and patient access remain unchanged, without new provisions for qualifying conditions or product forms.

S0136 protected Florida public employees who are medical marijuana patients from employer discrimination, impacting patient rights and workplace policy.

S1242 would have allowed existing medical marijuana treatment centers to open additional dispensaries, impacting patient access and market competition in Florida.

S0974 would have allowed veterans to obtain medical marijuana cards without a physician's referral, impacting patient access and the state's medical cannabis program.

H0887 would have allowed veterans to obtain medical marijuana cards without a physician's certification, easing access for patients in Florida.

HB 801 failed, meaning Florida will not regulate THC-infused beverages as food, impacting consumer access and product safety.

S1678 would have allowed the sale of THC-infused beverages, impacting consumers and the cannabis industry in Florida.