Kentucky Tribes and Cannabis

Marijuana is 100% Illegal in Kentucky

CBD oil is being clinically tested and may become legal for medical use in the future. Industrial hemp has been grown in Kentucky since 1775.

Casino • Sports • Live Dealer • Poker
#1 Choice of U.S. Players!
$3,000 Casino Welcome Bonus!
$3,750 Crypto Welcome Bonus!  BOVADA CASINO

News Headlines

U.S. Farm Bill Legalizes Hemp December 13, 2018 - Congress has passed a new farm bill which includes the federal legalization of industrial hemp. Hemp is now classified as an agricultural product and legal to produce, distribute and sell. ... Read more Rand Paul Supports Kentucky Medical Marijuana Bill March 13, 2018 - U.S. Senator Rand Paul is giving his support for a state bill being proposed that would legalize marijuana for medical use in the state of Kentucky. ... Read more

Kentucky's Federally-Recognized Tribes

There are no federally recognized tribes in Kentucky.

For list of the four Kentucky tribes and their locations, see our page about Kentucky Tribes.

BLACKJACK LIVE DEALER + $3,000 Welcome Bonus at BOVADA

With no federally-recognized tribes, there are no cannabis opportunities for American Indian tribes in Kentucky.

Casino • Sports • Live Dealer • Poker
#1 Choice of U.S. Players!
$3,000 Casino Welcome Bonus!
$3,750 Crypto Welcome Bonus!  BOVADA CASINO

News Headlines

Rand Paul supports Kentucky medical marijuana bill

March 13, 2018

A bill is being proposed that would legalize marijuana for medical use in the state of Kentucky. U.S. Senator Rand Paul is giving his support for the measure.

The use of marijuana would be allowed to treat certain medical conditions if passed.

Paul believes that the regulation of marijuana should be handled by the individual states and not by the federal government. He supports House Bill 166 because it would allow for an alternative treatment for people that are suffering from their medical conditions.

Secretary of State Alison Grimes is also a supporter of the proposed law.

There are many conditions that would qualify for the use of medical marijuana. Some of those conditions would be PTSD, cancer, IBS, AIDS.

Recently the bill was not voted on by the House Judiciary Committee. However, the committee intends to vote on the proposal before the end of April. That is when the legislative session is scheduled to end.

The criminal justice aspect of the current marijuana laws has been advocated by Rand Paul in the past.

He has been openly opposed to the Cole Memo being rescinded by U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions early this year. He also is a supporter of the current laws that prevent the spending of money by the Department of Justice that would go towards the prosecution of people acting legally under the medical marijuana laws in their state. He has also been in support of Kentucky to legalize hemp in the farming industry.

Back    Full Page > Kentucky Tribes and Cannabis

Play Hot Drop Jackpots!
Hourly Daily Super Jackpots
Jackpots 24/7, 1 every hour, 1 every day, and 1 before the pot hits $250K! Learn more!

---