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Why bills to crack down on fentanyl dealers have been doomed in the state Legislature

Why bills to crack down on fentanyl dealers have been doomed in the state Legislature
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Why California bills to crack down on fentanyl dealers have been doomed in the state Legislature

Why California bills to crack down on fentanyl dealers have been doomed in the state Legislature
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SB 44 bill: California lawmakers reconsider Alexandra s Law that punishes fentanyl drug dealers

Some California lawmakers are pushing to make Senate Bill 44 into law, which would warn drug dealers to stop selling fentanyl.

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Why fentanyl bills are stalling in the California Legislature

Nearly 6,000 Californians died from fentanyl overdose in 2021, but some Democratic lawmakers are hesitant to raise criminal penalties and repeat policies of the war on drugs.

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Yodice on preps: Post-pandemic seasons packed unforgettable moments

.... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... Natalia Chavez, center, is mobbed by her Volcano Vista teammates after hitting a shot from beyond 45 feet at the OT buzzer to beat Hobbs for the 5A girls basketball title. (Jim Thompson/Albuquerque Journal) Saturday, April 10, as much as any day, defined the staggering weirdness of the spring 2021 prep sports semester in New Mexico. On the same day, the state was staging fall sports in the form of state soccer finals, winter sports in the form of basketball, and the start of spring sports. That kind of confluence had never before occurred. Or, maybe it was April 1 that underlined this point with more clarity, with prep football played inside University Stadium, part of a five-games-in-three days “bowl game” experiment by the New Mexico Activities Association in lieu of an actual football postseason.

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