Key Statistics
Quick Facts
Not Legal
Legal
Medical Cannabis Program
113g unprocessed cannabis (about 4 oz)
6 plants (only if 100+ miles from dispensary)
Cancer, HIV/AIDS, MS, epilepsy, Crohn's, PTSD, ALS, autism, terminal illness, chronic pain, and others
Get recommendation from QMP, register with Utah Department of Health
Need help getting your medical card? Check out our complete guide to getting a medical marijuana card.
Penalties & Enforcement
Under 1 oz: Class B misdemeanor. Over 1 oz: Class A misdemeanor or felony
Federal vs. Utah Law
Important: Cannabis remains a Schedule I controlled substance under federal law, regardless of state legalization.
Illegal (Schedule I)
All cannabis possession, sale, and cultivation is prohibited
Medical Legal
Registered patients can access medical cannabis
What this means: While Utah has legalized cannabis at the state level, federal agencies can still enforce federal law. This affects banking, interstate commerce, federal employment, and travel across state lines or through federal lands.
Utah Cannabis Law FAQ
Yes, Utah voters approved Proposition 2 in 2018, establishing a medical cannabis program.
Official Resources
For the most up-to-date and authoritative information, visit the official state resource:
Utah Official Cannabis WebsiteSources
Utah (UT)
Quick Reference Card
Not Legal
Legal
113g unprocessed cannabis (about 4 oz)
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