By B.J. Palermo
Special to the Daily Journal
Leaders of the growing drug court movement were encouraged 2/16 by a turnout of about 100 participants to their first countywide seminar.
But the day-long workshop at the Los Angeles Police Academy took place last week in the shadow of federal and county funding cuts that could undermine the effort to rehabilitate drug offenders.
The revised Crime Bill passed by the House of Representatives last Tuesday excludes ...
Special to the Daily Journal
Leaders of the growing drug court movement were encouraged 2/16 by a turnout of about 100 participants to their first countywide seminar.
But the day-long workshop at the Los Angeles Police Academy took place last week in the shadow of federal and county funding cuts that could undermine the effort to rehabilitate drug offenders.
The revised Crime Bill passed by the House of Representatives last Tuesday excludes ...
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