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Bill to involuntarily hold someone impaired by drugs passes through committee

Summary by wmicentral.com
PHOENIX – Saying what's available now isn't working, state lawmakers voted Tuesday to be able to lock up those suspected of being impaired on drugs for up to five days without their consent.
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Bill to involuntarily hold someone impaired by drugs passes through committee

PHOENIX – Saying what's available now isn't working, state lawmakers voted Tuesday to be able to lock up those suspected of being impaired on drugs for up to five days without their consent.

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