Bill > HB5107

This bill modifies the Michigan Regulation and Taxation of Marihuana Act by updating the legal provisions for marijuana possession and use for adults 21 and older. The bill increases the allowable amounts of marijuana that can be possessed and cultivated, specifying that individuals can now possess up to 2.5 ounces of marijuana (with no more than 15 grams as concentrate) outside their residence, and within their residence can store up to 10 ounces and cultivate up to 12 plants. The bill also establishes a graduated penalty system for violations, with civil infractions for first and second offenses involving excess marijuana amounts, and misdemeanor charges for third or subsequent violations. For individuals under 21, the bill maintains civil infraction penalties with varying fines and potential drug education requirements, depending on the person's age and number of violations. The bill emphasizes that marijuana-related activities permitted under the law should not result in custody or visitation restrictions unless the behavior creates a demonstrable, unreasonable danger to a minor. Notably, the bill is tied to another piece of legislation (House Bill 5105) and will only take effect if that companion bill is also enacted into law.

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https://legislature.mi.gov/Bills/Bill?ObjectName=2025-HB-5107