Nevada Cannabis Legislation

AB76 allows medical cannabis patients to cultivate up to 12 plants at home, expanding access and reducing costs for patients in Nevada.

AB504 prohibits deceptive trade practices in the sale of hemp products, protecting Nevada consumers from misleading claims and ensuring fair market competition.

SB168 allows cannabis consumption lounges in Nevada, creating new business opportunities and regulated spaces for adult-use consumers.

SB157 revises cannabis testing regulations, impacting product safety and quality for consumers and the public in Nevada, effective October 1, 2025.

SB41 eliminates the wholesale cannabis tax in Nevada, impacting operators' costs and potentially consumer prices.

AB365 eliminates the requirement for UNR School of Medicine to establish a medical cannabis program, impacting patient education and research in Nevada.

AB203 would have revised cannabis regulations in Nevada, impacting consumers and operators by altering market rules and access.

AB308 revised cannabis agent provisions, impacting employment and operations within Nevada's cannabis industry.

AB307 would have revised cannabis sales taxation in Nevada, impacting consumer prices and state revenue, but it failed to pass.

AB149 would have revised cannabis provisions in Nevada, impacting patients, consumers, and operators by altering existing regulations.

SB356 failed, meaning Nevada's hemp industry remains unregulated for intoxicating cannabinoids like delta-8, impacting consumer safety and market clarity.