SB786

Summary

An Oklahoma bill increasing certain fines and prohibiting specific consumption of medical marijuana became law without the Governor's signature on May 14, 2025. New consumption restrictions and higher fines create enforceable limits on how patients may use medical marijuana and expose violators to greater financial penalties.

More Oklahoma Cannabis Bills

• SJR53Joint resolution; approving certain proposed permanent rules of the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority.Passed
• HB4454Medical marijuana; providing certain restrictions on edible products; effective date.Passed
• HJR1101Joint Resolution; Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority; approving certain proposed permanent rules; directing distribution.In Committee
• HB3127Medical marijuana; policy for applicants and employees; exceptions; effective date.Passed
• HB4248Public health and safety; prohibiting the sale of beverages containing hemp to anyone of a specific age; effective date.In Committee
• HB3144Medical marijuana; directing the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority to limit the number of licenses it issues; repealer; effective date.In Committee
• SB1352Medical marijuana licenses; excluding certain applicants from certain provisions. Effective date.Introduced
• HB3770Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority; creating the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority Act of 2026; effective date.Introduced
• HB4289Medical marijuana; creating the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Act of 2026; effective date.Introduced
• HB3355Medical marijuana; updating language; effective date.Introduced
• SB2053Excise tax; authorizing county and municipality to levy excise tax on medical marijuana; setting maximum rate of taxation. Effective date.Introduced
• HB3524Medical marijuana; creating the Medical Marijuana Act of 2026; effective date.Introduced