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Where Are Magic Mushrooms Legal?

Every US state's psilocybin law in plain English — licensed access, decriminalization, spores, and penalties. Verified July 29, 2026.

Last verified: July 29, 2026

Licensed access 2 jurisdictions

Colorado →Oregon →

Decriminalized 1 jurisdiction

Washington, D.C. →

Medical / research only 7 jurisdictions

Connecticut →Indiana →Louisiana →New Jersey →New Mexico →Texas →Utah →

Illegal 41 jurisdictions

Alabama →Alaska →Arizona →Arkansas →California →Delaware →Florida →Georgia →Hawaii →Idaho →Illinois →Iowa →Kansas →Kentucky →Maine →Maryland →Massachusetts →Michigan →Minnesota →Mississippi →Missouri →Montana →Nebraska →Nevada →New Hampshire →New York →North Carolina →North Dakota →Ohio →Oklahoma →Pennsylvania →Rhode Island →South Carolina →South Dakota →Tennessee →Vermont →Virginia →Washington →West Virginia →Wisconsin →Wyoming →

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