That didn’t last for long… Governor Tina Kotek emphasized the need for a coordinated approach to implementing the new law, highlighting the importance of collaboration between courts, law enforcement, and health providers to balance treatment and accountability. She mentioned, “Success of this policy framework hinges on the ability of implementing partners to commit to deep coordination at all levels”opb Oregon, known for its progressive drug policies, is set to reintroduce criminal penalties for possession of hard drugs like fentanyl, heroin, and meth under a new law taking effect this Sunday. This marks a significant shift from the state’s 2020 decision…
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