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A Drug-Decriminalization Fight Erupts in Oregon - Vimarsana News

A Drug-Decriminalization Fight Erupts in Oregon

An ambitious law, Measure 110, set forth a more humane way to address addiction to fentanyl, amphetamines, opioids, and other substances, sparking a political backlash. E. Tammy Kim reports.

Oregon lawmakers floating proposal to recriminalize minor drug possession to 'fix' Measure 110 | Health - Vimarsana News

Oregon lawmakers floating proposal to recriminalize minor drug possession to 'fix' Measure 110 | Health

Oregon lawmakers are discussing a proposal to recriminalize minor drug possession, a move that would gut the most controversial part of Oregon’s voter-approved drug law.

Oregon lawmakers expected to propose recriminalizing minor drug possession to 'fix' Measure 110 - Vimarsana News

Oregon lawmakers expected to propose recriminalizing minor drug possession to 'fix' Measure 110

Oregon lawmakers are floating a proposal to recriminalize minor drug possession, a move that would gut the most controversial part of Oregon’s voter-approved drug law.

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Oregonians Demand Reversal of Drug Decriminalization Law After Drastic Overdose Increase - Vimarsana News

Oregonians Demand Reversal of Drug Decriminalization Law After Drastic Overdose Increase

A coalition of Oregonians are demanding that legislators re-criminalize drugs after the recent decriminalization measure failed miserably.

'Enormous mistake': Business leaders, residents fed up with blue state drug laws issue 2024 ultimatum - Vimarsana News

'Enormous mistake': Business leaders, residents fed up with blue state drug laws issue 2024 ultimatum

Three years after decriminalizing drug possession, polling suggests a majority of Oregon voters are growing tired of the first-in-the-nation experiment. Will 2024 see reform?