Opinion: It’s past time to fulfill Prop. 36 and end cycles of addiction and crime

Times of San Diego·Mar 29

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Proposition 36 in California aimed to provide treatment for defendants with addiction issues, but its effectiveness is being questioned. Some reports suggest the initiative has not lived up to its promises, with thousands more being prosecuted, while others indicate that the program is still in its early stages and its impact is being studied. The success of Prop 36 remains uncertain, with varying assessments of its outcomes and calls for increased funding for treatment programs.

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Opinion: It’s past time to fulfill Prop. 36 and end cycles of addiction and crime

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