Addressing California’s Drug Court Downfall
Drug courts can reduce recidivism rates, but fewer individuals are participating.
Drug courts can reduce recidivism rates, but fewer individuals are participating.
The changes are part of a new contract approved unanimously by county supervisors.
In addition to the deputy rate hikes, some cities will pay more for the facilities the sheriff’s personnel use.
Fire-safe coordinators will be deployed to 24 California counties to oversee operations.
Two and half years later, many foresters remain unaware of the program’s existence, and almost no one knows how it works.
Law enforcement is sounding the alarm about the proliferation of so-called ghost guns in Monterey County.