City of San Jose v. MediMarts, Inc.
California Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion
ELIA, Acting P. J.
The City of San Jose (City) brought this action to collect unpaid business taxes from defendants MediMarts, Inc., and its president, David Armstrong. In the course of the proceedings defendants sought a preliminary injunction against the City’s attempts to stop them from operating their medical marijuana collective. On appeal, defendants contend that payment of the marijuana business tax (San Jose Mun. Code, § 4.66.010 et seq.) would force Armstrong to incriminate himself in violation of his Fifth Amendment privilege by admitting criminal liability for violating…
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