Cannabis Freedom Index

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Expand Oregon state profile: cultivation table, recreational section, citations

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Oregon countries/us/or.yaml

segments › cultivation

Four plants per household. From four to eight is a misdemeanour.

segments › consumption

Private only.[@1]

segments › access

Licensed shops since 2015, with some of the lowest prices in the country.[@7,8]

sources

NORML — Oregon laws and penalties Wikipedia — 2014 Oregon Ballot Measure 91 Cannabis Business Times — How much did an ounce of cannabis flower cost in 2023 5 unchanged

segments › cultivation › text

Four plants per household. From four to eight is a misdemeanour.[@6]

segments › cultivation › currency

USD

segments › cultivation › penalties

upto 4 plants · treatment legal · note Per household, over 4 plants · upto 8 plants · treatment criminal · term Misdemeanor · prison 6 months · fine 2500, over 8 plants · treatment criminal · term Felony · note More than twelve plants brings five years; higher counts longer terms

context › recreational › text

Measure 91 (November 2014) legalised adult use with 56% of the vote; early sales began on 1 October 2015 through existing medical dispensaries.[@7]

context › recreational › sources

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Code, design and documents 1 file

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-## or — pending
+## or (Oregon) — committed
+- Cultivation table (4 legal; 4–8 misd 6mo/$2500; 8+ felony, NORML-verified), cites on
+  consumption/access, new `recreational` (Measure 91 Nov 2014 56%, early sales 1 Oct 2015 via
+  verified Wikipedia article), prices via trade-press article (bot-blocked, noted).
+- Possession/enforcement/sharing/answers pinned by test #217, untouched. No Measure-91 history
+  entry, no culture subject — noted.
+- Audit 0/0; review page verified.
+
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 ## ct — pending

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