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  • Oregon: Activists Pushing To Relax Marijuana Enforcement

    05/20/2006 10:50:46 AM PDT · by Wolfie · 89 replies · 729+ views
    Northwest Meridian ^ | May 18, 2006
    Activists Pushing To Relax Marijuana Enforcement Oregon -- A marijuana advocacy group wants Portland police to get their priorities straight. Introduced by the Citizens for a Safer Portland in early February, a new citywide initiative is aimed at reducing adult marijuana-related offenses to be the “lowest law-enforcement priority.” Chris Iverson, chief petitioner of the initiative and campaign manager for CSP, is confident Portland voters will approve the measure if it gets on the ballot. About 56 percent of city voters endorsed the failed statewide medical marijuana expansion initiative two years ago, which he said was “under-funded and not well-organized.” “Because...