Countries and states 1 file
Maryland countries/us/md.yaml
segments › cultivationA person 21 or older may grow up to two plants, and a residence may not have more than two … those rules is a misdemeanour with up to three years, or a fine of up to $5,000, or both.[@2,3]
segments › consumptionPrivate only; public consumptionsmoking is a $25050 civil fine for a first offence ($150 after).[@8]
segments › accessLicensed shops since July 2023, though towns can ban them; Question 8 on the 3 November 2026 ballot would end recreational sales.[@3,9]
sourcesDISA — Cannabis is legal in Maryland starting July (HB 1071 public-smoking fines)
Marijuana Moment — Maryland legalization law takes effect as adult-use sales launch (July 2023)
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context › recreational › textQuestion 4 (November 2022) legalised adult use; licensed shops opened on 1 July 2023. The personal-use limit doubled in April 2026, but Question 8 on the November 2026 ballot would end recreational sales while keeping up to 1 oz legal.[@2,3,9]
context › recreational › sources2, 3, 9
Code, design and documents 1 file
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- Audit 0/0; review page verified.
-## md — pending
+## md (Maryland) — committed
+- Cites on cultivation/consumption/access, new `recreational` (Question 4 2022, shops 1 Jul 2023
+ via MM verified 200, Apr 2026 doubling, Question 8).
+- Correction: HB 1071 (2023) cut public-smoking to $50 first offence ($150 after), not $250 —
+ corroborated by MPP/AACPLL/Reason/DISA snippets; DISA article content-verified 200 and cited.
+- Possession/sharing pinned strings untouched. No MD history entries, no culture subject — noted.
+- Audit 0/0; review page verified.
+
## mn — pending
## co — pending