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... Millions of Californians know that drug treatment works better and costs less than prison ... a budget increase this year.) Prop. 36 backers say the governors refusal flies in the face ...
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Passive refusal ... 0 ... 0 Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse Treatment Outcomes, Chapter ... Funding source for Prop 36 needs to be added to the pull...
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...defendants failure or refusal ... they provide precisely what Prop. 36 fails to deliver: court-supervised treatment with regular drug testing...
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... Prop. 36 has been badly mishandled locally, resulting in a threat to public health and safety. D.A. agrees. A voter-mandated program that steers drug offenders to treatment ...
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... the purpose of Prop 36 is to divert non-violent drug offenders into treatment, reduce costs of incarceration ... that demonstrates the offender's refusal to comply with or participate ...
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...that drug courts' refusal to ... Care During Treatment Impacts Outcomes. . The Jury's Still Out on Drug Courts. . Study Sees Early Flaws...
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