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Portugal’s current statutes treat personal-use possession as an administrative offense; the ten-day quantity is an indicator, not a blanket safe harbor.
2 sources ReadCzech Police says limited personal cannabis possession and cultivation rules changed in 2026 for people over 21. Check the statutes for exact conditions.
1 sources ReadSouth Africa’s official records still list commencement of the Cannabis for Private Purposes Act 7 of 2024 as “To be proclaimed.”
2 sources ReadSeparate Canada’s federal Cannabis Act from province and territory rules, and understand why domestic legalization does not clear an international crossing.
3 sources ReadThe Dutch government describes a controlled cannabis-supply experiment in 10 municipalities. Do not confuse the experiment with nationwide legalization or travel permission.
2 sources ReadNew Zealand Police lists different cannabis forms under different classes. Use the current Misuse of Drugs Act and official health pages for exact legal questions.
2 sources ReadGOV.UK lists cannabis as a Class B drug. This guide separates possession/supply from driving and flags nation-specific and medical questions for official checks.
3 sources ReadGeorgia DPH describes a medical cannabis patient registry, physician certification, qualifying conditions, and a 12,000 mg THC possession cap for authorized patients/caregivers.
1 sources ReadStart with Michigan’s Cannabis Regulatory Agency for adult-use establishments, medical patients and caregivers, and current law and rule links.
1 sources ReadOhio’s cannabis chapter changed in 2026. Find the current official code, distinguish adult-use from medical provisions, and avoid outdated summaries.
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