Cannabis in Wisconsin

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The current legal status of cannabis in Wisconsin is uniquely transitory, in a semi-legal grey state. At the state level, the possession, distribution, and manufacturing of THC (defined as any product that contains over 0.3% Delta-9 THC) is de jure illegal for both medical and recreational use unless prescribed by a licensed medical professional or other qualified professional. CBD products are legal. The enforcement of state law is uneven due to a patchwork mixture of local ordinance decriminalization and the legal gray area referred to as the "hemp-derived THC loophole", which allows products less than 0.3% Delta-9 THC with similar effects (such as THC-A, concentrated Delta-9, and Delta-8 products) to be sold legally in the state. In the 2023 State v. Moore case, the Wisconsin Supreme Court upheld in a 4-3 decision that the odor of cannabis guarantees probable cause for a police search.

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