Jurisdiction of cannabis refers to legal zones—states, countries, or regions—dictating cannabis rules, creating a patchwork of laws. In the U.S., 24 states plus D.C. allow recreational use, 39 permit medical, while federal law still bans it as Schedule I. Cultivation, possession, and sales shift wildly: California’s a free-for-all, Kansas stays strict. Globally, Canada’s fully legal, others like Japan forbid it. These zones shape everything—how much you can grow, carry, or sell. Search “cannabis laws by jurisdiction” to navigate the maze; it’s where local power meets pot policy.
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