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Sep 21
2008
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Proposition 5Posted by Bruce Robinson in Sonoma , public safety , politics , policy , news , media , law enforcement , justice , jail , Ideas , healthcare , Health , government , gangs , families , education , drugs , community |
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Proposition Five on the November ballot would make widespread changes in the ways that drug users are treated by California's prison system.

The Yes on Prop 5 website is here.
The No on Prop 5 website is here .
There's an impartial analysis of the measure here. And you can read the actual text of Proposition 5 here. (pdf, 61 pages)
The September 24th forum on Proposition 5, to be held at 7 pm in the Sonoma County Board of Supervisors' chambers (575 Administration Drive, Suite 100A, Santa Rosa), is hosted and sponsored by the Sonoma County Advisory Board on Drug and Alcohol Problems.
If you haven't heard of plans being made for a North American Union, an economic and political consolidation of Canada, Mexico and the United States, it may be because the powers behind those plans want them kept quiet.

Carl
Cazadero-based activist
The protests were primarily organized by the
Political infighting has moved to a new pre-election battleground-the ballot summaries in the publicly published, non-partisan election guides.
Dave McCuan is Associate Professor of Political Science at Sonoma State University. 