marijuana smoke; public; private nuisance

Summary

The bill lets property owners sue for marijuana odor that crosses property lines, seeking injunctions, damages, and attorney fees, and also makes intentional or knowing smoke a public nuisance punishable as a misdemeanor. It applies even to lawful marijuana users, but requires a notice and a five‑day chance to stop the odor before liability attaches. Local governments may enforce stricter rules first.

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