This question is one that is very common among cannabis users as many believe that provided cannabis use is legalized in their region, they should be able to use cannabis anywhere without the problem of eviction. Now to fully understand the way this plays out, you must first consider the federal laws, state laws, and regional laws of the area of residence. In a situation where these laws favor the legal use of marijuana for medical and recreational use, most cannabis users always feel they are within their rights even as tenants with leases to smoke cannabis. This is not totally true in this case however because of some peculiarities and agreements that allow the landlord the legal ground to determine the state of things in his/her premises.
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