California Lawmakers, Community Leaders and Law Enforcement Reflect on 100 Days of Prop 36 (FOX40.COM) — State and local elected officials, law enforcement and community leaders came together to celebrate the first 100 days of Prop 36 and discuss their continued efforts to bring the Gold…

In terms of long-term public safety, there is probably nothing more important, nothing more effective than drug treatment.

#SB28 #SB38 #CALeg

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It’s been 100 days of Prop 36 and we’re on the road to success!

Many thanks to the CA District Attorneys Assoc. for inviting me to participate in yesterday’s press conference.

I’m looking to fully implement #Prop36 with my #SB28 and #SB38 this year.

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I’m happy to share that my #SB28 passed the Senate Public Safety Committee this morning.

Many thanks to my colleagues for recognizing that if we’re going to implement drug courts per #Prop36’s mandate, some standards are necessary. #CALeg

California voters want drug treatment for offenders. Will Democrats obey Prop. 36? | Opinion The sentencing reform measure allows for treatment instead of jail, but counties are short on resources. The Legislature must act.

"SB 28 poses an important question of California democracy, whether lawmakers in Sacramento will follow the clear direction of voters who passed an initiative in a free and fair election."

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#SB28 will be voted on tomorrow. Call to express your support!

Lawmakers refused to crack down on drug dealers, but Prop. 36 hits hard Columnist Teri Sforza writes that after multiple, maddening defeats in the state Legislature, Alexandra’s Law triumphs at the ballot box.

Prop 36 is officially the law in CA and it puts significant emphasis on treatment for offenders.

My #SB28 will set standards for these drug court treatment programs and I expect to be working with the courts, prosecutors, and families in 2025. #CALeg

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