Kansas Marijuana Laws (2026)
Is marijuana legal in Kansas? Complete guide to Kansas cannabis laws including possession limits, penalties, medical program details, and what happens if you're charged.
Kansas Marijuana Status at a Glance
Is Marijuana Legal in Kansas?
Marijuana in Kansas is currently: Illegal
Kansas has no medical marijuana program
Kansas Marijuana Possession Penalties
| Amount | Penalty |
|---|---|
| Small Amount | Class B misdemeanor: up to 6 months, $1,000 fine |
| Large Amount | Felony for repeat offense or distribution |
Kansas Medical Marijuana Program
Kansas does not currently have a medical marijuana program. All cannabis possession, regardless of purpose, may be subject to criminal penalties.
Recreational Marijuana in Kansas
Recreational marijuana is not legal in Kansas. Possession of marijuana for non-medical purposes may result in criminal charges ranging from a civil infraction to a felony depending on the amount involved and your prior record.
Marijuana DUI in Kansas
Even in states where marijuana is legal, driving under the influence of cannabis is a criminal offense in Kansas. Law enforcement can charge you with DUI/DWI if you are impaired while driving, regardless of whether marijuana is legal in the state. There is no universally agreed-upon THC blood level equivalent to alcohol's 0.08% BAC — impairment is assessed by officers and drug recognition experts.