California Governor Vetoes Bill to Reduce Drug Sentences, Signs New Private

California Governor Vetoes Bill To Reduce Drug Sentences, Signs New Private
At of the end of 2012, 4,144 people were locked up in state prisons for minor drug possession — costing taxpayers $ 207 million for just one year of incarceration. According to the Drug Policy Alliance, the vetoed sentencing reform would have resulted …
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'Defelonization' – The Next Step In Winding Down The Drug War
Thirteen states, the District of Columbia, and the federal government have already passed laws making simple drug possession a misdemeanor instead of a felony, and the momentum appears to be growing. A bill in California to do something similar has …
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