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Cannabis in Utah
Cannabis in Utah is illegal with the exception of non-psychoactive medical CBD oil to treat severe epilepsy, and even possession of small amounts is a misdemeanor crime.
Utah banned cannabis in 1915, making it one of the first states to do so. Utah legalized CBD oil in March 2015, making it the first state to legalize only CBD oil without legalizing other forms of cannabis.
==1915 prohibition==
Utah is frequently cited as the first state to explicitly ban cannabis, which they did in 1915, though other scholars state that California was actually the first, in 1913, and that Utah's claim to be first is based on a misunderstanding of California's earlier law and the lack of public attention its passing received. Scholar David E. Newton notes that Utah law is an area of controversy among cannabis historians: some scholars believe the law was a reaction to cannabis usage by Mormon returnees from Mexico following the 1910 revolution, and based on an August 1915 prohibition on cannabis by the Mormon church. Other scholars however note that cannabis was simply not an issue of public attention in Utah during that period, and submit that Utah simply banned cannabis as part of a larger anti-drug legislation based on earlier California law, rather than as a response to any cannabis situation in Utah.
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