• California Demoorats pass on funding Prop. 36 as Newsom celebrates righ

    From Leroy N. Soetoro@21:1/5 to All on Sat Apr 19 19:49:43 2025
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    https://justthenews.com/nation/states/center-square/ca-dems-pass-funding- prop-36-newsom-celebrates-rights-crime-victims

    (The Center Square) - As California Gov. Gavin Newsom issued a letter recognizing victims of crime, California Democrats shut down a proposal to provide funding for Proposition 36.

    Prop. 36 was passed by more than two-thirds of California voters last
    year, making serial theft and drug crimes prosecutable as felonies, and creating treatment-mandated felonies that allow the mentally ill or substance-addicted to get court-ordered treatment instead of prison.

    Republican legislators proposed $400 million in funding this year for
    treatment relating to treatment-mandated felonies, with the vote failing largely along party lines.

    Earlier this week, Newsom issued a letter recognizing National Crime
    Victims� Rights Week, leading critics to point out the hypocrisy of state leadership.

    �Too many victims walk away from the legal system feeling unheard and unsupported,� said the governor in his letter. �California is committed to supporting and empowering victims of crime.�

    Republicans wondered why the governor, who did not include Prop. 36
    funding in his budget proposal for the 2025-2026 fiscal year, isn�t
    funding a measure that earned the support of a supermajority of California voters.

    �Gov. Newsom�s rhetoric has never translated into real actions,� said Sen.
    Tony Strickland, R-Huntington Beach, to The Center Square. �The hypocrisy
    is laughable and once again. I urge him and legislative Democrats to fund
    Prop. 36, which was passed by nearly 70% of voters in all 58 counties in California.�

    In February, the state-funded Legislative Analyst�s Office said that while
    the governor�s budget may underfund courts and treatment, treatment for behavioral and substance abuse issues is available through Medi-Cal, the Behavioral Health Services Act and other state programs.

    However, should a high influx of Prop. 36-related cases add to more
    convicted criminals than expected � as the growth in the population of Los Angeles County�s main jail suggests � more funding could be necessary to prevent adverse consequences for criminals and the public alike.


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  • From c186282@21:1/5 to Leroy N. Soetoro on Sat Apr 19 21:20:12 2025
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    On 4/19/25 3:49 PM, Leroy N. Soetoro wrote:
    https://justthenews.com/nation/states/center-square/ca-dems-pass-funding- prop-36-newsom-celebrates-rights-crime-victims

    A year ago he only celebrated the rights of the CRIMINALS.

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  • From tommy@21:1/5 to All on Sun Apr 20 18:07:13 2025
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    On 19 Apr 2025, "Leroy N. Soetoro"
    <[email protected]> posted some news:[email protected]:

    https://justthenews.com/nation/states/center-square/ca-dems-pass-fundin
    g- prop-36-newsom-celebrates-rights-crime-victims

    (The Center Square) - As California Gov. Gavin Newsom issued a letter recognizing victims of crime, California Democrats shut down a
    proposal to provide funding for Proposition 36.

    Prop. 36 was passed by more than two-thirds of California voters last
    year, making serial theft and drug crimes prosecutable as felonies,
    and creating treatment-mandated felonies that allow the mentally ill
    or substance-addicted to get court-ordered treatment instead of
    prison.

    Republican legislators proposed $400 million in funding this year for treatment relating to treatment-mandated felonies, with the vote
    failing largely along party lines.

    Earlier this week, Newsom issued a letter recognizing National Crime
    Victims� Rights Week, leading critics to point out the hypocrisy of
    state leadership.

    �Too many victims walk away from the legal system feeling unheard and unsupported,� said the governor in his letter. �California is
    committed to supporting and empowering victims of crime.�

    California can't be rid of this idiot soon enough.

    Republicans wondered why the governor, who did not include Prop. 36
    funding in his budget proposal for the 2025-2026 fiscal year, isn�t
    funding a measure that earned the support of a supermajority of
    California voters.

    �Gov. Newsom�s rhetoric has never translated into real actions,� said
    Sen. Tony Strickland, R-Huntington Beach, to The Center Square. �The hypocrisy is laughable and once again. I urge him and legislative
    Democrats to fund Prop. 36, which was passed by nearly 70% of voters
    in all 58 counties in California.�

    In February, the state-funded Legislative Analyst�s Office said that
    while the governor�s budget may underfund courts and treatment,
    treatment for behavioral and substance abuse issues is available
    through Medi-Cal, the Behavioral Health Services Act and other state programs.

    However, should a high influx of Prop. 36-related cases add to more
    convicted criminals than expected � as the growth in the population of
    Los Angeles County�s main jail suggests � more funding could be
    necessary to prevent adverse consequences for criminals and the public
    alike.

    The criminals should get a bonus for every Sacramento Dim politician they
    take out.

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