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Grove’s mental health criminal diversion reform bill killed in Assembly committee
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Grove’s mental health criminal diversion reform bill killed in Assembly committee
A bipartisan bill from Sen. Shannon Grove (R–Bakersfield) to add another safeguard to California’s pretrial mental health diversion program is dead for the year. The Assembly Appropriations Committee held Senate Bill 1373 in committee Thursday, preventing it from reaching the Assembly floor. Driving the news: The committee’s published suspense file results list SB 1373 as “hold in committee.” No roll-call vote or public explanation was included…
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