ALBANY, N.Y. - The state Assembly on Friday passed a bill that further decriminalizes marijuana in New York.

The measure cleared by a vote of 85 to 39.

It's one of the last pieces of legislation addressed by the chamber before it breaks for the summer.

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The bill eliminates the criminal penalties for possessing up to two ounces of marijuana.

Anyone caught holding or using that much pot in public would face a fine of $50 to $200.

The Senate passed the bill on Thursday.

Governor Andrew Cuomo is expected to sign it into law.