The Spotlight: Accountability vs. treatment when it comes to illegal substances
Washington state has adopted a new criminal drug law that will make having or using those drugs a gross misdemeanor. Critics, say it focuses too much on criminal punishment. Supporters say it will address the public disorder on our streets, provide tens of millions of dollars for drug treatment and diversion programs and hopefully save lives. This week, The Spotlight takes an in depth look at the issue of accountability vs treatment when it comes to illegal substances.
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The Spotlight: Accountability vs. treatment when it comes to illegal substances

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