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Council Members Call for Change to Marijuana Possession LawSYDNEY EMBER The New York Times 08/17/2011 | Court: Burnt Marijuana Odor Not Enough To Suspect Criminal ActivityDenise Lavoie CBS Boston 04/20/2011 |
 Criticizing the Bloomberg administration’s aggressive pursuit of marijuana possession arrests as “racially biased” and costly, a group of City Council members gathered in front of City Hall on Wednesday to introduce a resolution aimed at curbing the practice. |  The odor of burnt marijuana alone is not enough for police to suspect criminal activity and order a person to get out of a car, the state’s highest court ruled Tuesday, citing a state law that decriminalizes possession of small amounts of the narcotic. |
California city approves marijuana farming Yahoo! News 07/21/2010 | California Pot Backers Submit Petitions for November Ballot The New York Times 01/28/2010 |
 The city of Oakland, California on Tuesday legalized large-scale marijuana cultivation for medical use and will issue up to four permits for "industrial" cultivation starting next year. |  SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -- Backers of a California initiative to legalize marijuana said they would submit far more signatures Thursday than needed to qualify the measure for the November ballot. |
Pot activists file ballot measure in CaliforniaMARCUS WOHLSEN AP 07/29/2009 | Legal pot could generate $1.4 billion in revenue, California tax board saysDan Walters The Sacramento Bee 07/16/2009 |
 SAN FRANCISCO — Oakland pot activists fresh off a victory at local polls on the taxing of medical marijuana took their first official step Tuesday toward asking California voters to legalize pot. |  California could see a nearly $1.4 billion per year increase in state revenues were it to legalize marijuana, the state Board of Equalization says in an analysis of pending legislation to to do that. |
Pro-marijuana ad pushes pot as California budget fixMARCUS WOHLSEN AP 07/08/2009 | Seattle man pleads guilty to slaying in marijuana grow houseSharon Pian Chan Seattle Times 04/08/2009 |
 A pro-marijuana group is launching another television bid to legalize pot in California — this time with the pitch that legalizing and taxing the drug could help solve the state's massive budget deficit. |  Tri Vo, a Seattle man, pleaded guilty Tuesday to the 2007 fatal shooting of Duc Nguyen at a marijuana grow house near Covington, according to King County prosecutors. |
Seattle man ran 5 pot houses in Snohomish Co. Seattlepi 04/07/2009 | Seattle man pleads guilty to growing pot in suburban homesJohn de Leon Seattle Times 04/06/2009 |
 A Seattle man who admitted running five marijuana grow houses in Snohomish County faces up to nine years in prison when he is sentenced in July. |  A 36-year-old Seattle man, who federal prosecutors say organized several marijuana grow houses in Snohomish County, pleaded guilty today to conspiracy to manufacture marijuana. Jerry R. Berkey faces a prison sentence of between seven years and three months and nine years when he is sentenced on July 10 in U.S. District Court in Seattle. |
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