Here are the laws surrounding legal Alaska bud.
Bryant Thorp of Arctic Herbery holds an immature cannabis plant, or clone, before opening for business at noon on Friday, Dec. 9, 2016, on Arctic Boulevard in south Anchorage. The clones, sold three or six per customer, are cuttings from the Northern Lights strain of cannabis plants.
Consuming cannabis is legal on private property, but only if property owners allow it — so check your hotel’s policy. If you’re stayingallowing on-site consumption in retail cannabis stores in 2018, but years later the effort to set up “cannabis lounges” has been slow-going, complicated recently’ smoking area opened April 21, 2021, in Fairbanks. There’s a lounge area with a coffee bar, and customers can purchase up to a gram of flower each day.
Most stores have menus online you can browse. Some offer an online ordering option, but not delivery, and you still have to pay in cash.Anchorage law says people must carry weed in the trunk of their car. If the car doesn’t have a trunk, the purchase needs to be stored behind the last row of seats. Make sure to keep your bud in its sealed container; you could still get in trouble with the law if it’s open, even if a passenger is the one who’s opened it.
If “probable cause exists” for impaired driving, APD will transport the person to the Anchorage jail for a breath test.Evan Schlosberg shows a marijuana joint grown from his strain of plant in his west Anchorage, AK home on Thursday, July 21, 2016. A friend in the Pacific Northwest grew the marijuana from his strain of plant. Rules for cannabis possession vary depending on how you’re getting around in the state. On federal waterways, the U.S. Coast Guard maintains jurisdiction.
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