FL S1390

Legalizes marijuana purchase for adults 21 and older from licensed medical marijuana treatment centers (MMTCs), with single-transaction limits of 2,000 mg THC in products, 2.5 ounces for smoking, and possession limits of 4 ounces for smoking; MMTCs must also register with the Department of Business and Professional Regulation for adult-use sales

Restructures MMTC licensing into separate registration and operating licenses for cultivation, processing, retail, and transportation, each requiring facility permits, biennial inspections, and compliance bonds of $500,000–$1 million; removes previous caps on the number of licensed MMTCs

Allows adults 21+ to possess, use, and transfer marijuana without consideration to other adults 21+, while establishing graduated misdemeanor penalties for persons under 21; private property owners may restrict smoking/vaping but landlords cannot prohibit tenant possession or non-smoking use

Creates a retroactive resentencing process for individuals convicted of possessing 4 ounces or less of cannabis under prior law, requiring courts to resentence based on the new penalty structure, credit time served, and waive fines/fees/costs for conduct no longer classified as criminal

Establishes a cannabis-specific criminal record expunction process allowing eligible individuals convicted of possessing 4 ounces or less of cannabis to petition for expunction after obtaining a certificate of eligibility from the Department of Law Enforcement; requires the Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services to adopt rules for private home cultivation, including a cooperative model, by October 1, 2025