The legality of pre-rolled marijuana joints in the US is analyzed state by state since the laws regarding marijuana differ from state to state based on whether it is legalized for either recreational or medicinal use. The general information of pre-roll legality in the U.S. is given below in the following table:

StateRecreational MedicalNotes
AlabamaNoYes (limited)Medical cannabis is legal, but only in non-smokable forms.
AlaskaYesYesRecreational and medical cannabis fully legalized.
ArizonaYesYesPre-rolls are legal for both purposes
ArkansasNoYesMedical use allowed; recreational is illegal.
CaliforniaYesYesFully legalized state; pre-rolls widely available.
ColoradoYesYesOne of the first states to legalize recreational cannabis.
ConnecticutYesYesLegal for both medical and recreational use.
DelawareYesYesRecreational cannabis was legalized in 2023.
FloridaNoYesMedical cannabis legal, but recreational use remains prohibited.
GeorgiaNoLimitedVery restrictive medical program; smokable cannabis is not permitted.
HawaiiNoYesMedical cannabis legal; recreational use remains illegal.
IdahoNoNoCannabis is fully illegal.
IllinoisYesYesFully legalized for recreational and medical use.
IndianaNoNoCannabis is fully illegal.
IowaNoLimitedVery restrictive medical CBD program; smokable products not allowed.
KansasNoNoCannabis is fully illegal.
KentuckyNoLimitedMedical program introduced in 2023 but does not allow smokable products.
LouisianaNoYesMedical cannabis is legal, including smokable flower.
MaineYesYesFully legalized state for both recreational and medical use.
MarylandYesYesRecreational cannabis was legalized in 2023.
MassachusettsYesYesFully legalized for both medical and recreational use.
MichiganYesYesFully legalized state for both purposes.
MinnesotaYesYesRecreational cannabis was legalized in 2023.
MississippiNoYesMedical cannabis is legal, but recreational remains illegal.
MissouriYesYesFully legalized state.
MontanaYesYesFully legalized for recreational and medical use.
NebraskaNoNoCannabis is fully illegal.
NevadaYesYesRecreational and medical cannabis are fully legal.
New HampshireNo YesMedical cannabis is legal, but recreational use is still prohibited.
New JerseyYesYesFully legalized for recreational and medical use.
New MexicoYesYesFully legalized state.
New YorkYesYesFully legalized; pre-rolls widely available.
North CarolinaNoLimitedVery limited medical program; smokable cannabis is not allowed.
North DakotaNoYesMedical cannabis legal; recreational use was rejected by voters.
OhioNoYesMedical cannabis is legal, but recreational is still under review.
OklahomaNoYesMedical cannabis program is active; recreational use was rejected by voters.
OregonYesYesFully legalized; pre-rolls are widely available.
PennsylvaniaNoYesMedical cannabis is legal, but recreational use remains prohibited.
Rhode IslandYesYesFully legalized state.
South CarolinaNoNoCannabis is fully illegal.
South DakotaYesYesRecreational cannabis legalized in 2021.
TennesseeNoNoCannabis is fully illegal.
TexasNoLimitedVery restrictive medical program; smokable cannabis is not permitted.
UtahNoYesMedical cannabis legal, but smokable products are heavily restricted.
VermontYesYesFully legalized state.
VirginiaYesYesRecreational cannabis was legalized in 2021.
WashingtonYesYesFully legalized; pre-rolls widely available.
West VirginiaNoYesMedical cannabis legal; recreational use remains illegal.
WisconsinNoNoCannabis is fully illegal.
WyomingNoNoCannabis is fully illegal.