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Is recreational marijuana legal in Nevada?
Yes. Adults 21+ may legally possess up to 1 ounce of marijuana flower or 3.5 grams of concentrate. Purchase must be from a licensed dispensary. Public consumption, driving under the influence, and possession above legal limits remain illegal.
How do I get a Nevada cannabis business license?
Apply with the Cannabis Compliance Board (CCB). Requirements include background checks, a detailed business plan, facility compliance, local approval, and significant application fees ($5,000–$15,000+ depending on license type). Competition is intense — an experienced cannabis attorney dramatically improves approval odds.
Can I drive after using cannabis in Nevada?
No. It is illegal to drive with more than 2 nanograms of THC per milliliter of blood (NRS 484C.110). This threshold is easily exceeded shortly after use. Cannabis DUI carries the same penalties as alcohol DUI and can affect professional licenses.
What happens if I'm charged with cannabis possession over the legal limit?
Possession of 1–4 ounces (above the legal limit) is a misdemeanor carrying fines up to $600. Over 4 ounces is a Category E felony (1–4 years, probation possible). Large quantities (trafficking threshold) are Category D–B felonies with prison time.