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Senate Bill 334. The legislation would regulate syringe service programs for the first time in West Virginia.
In a
letter written by the state chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union, signees said the bill could “eradicate” harm reduction programs that help curb the spread of HIV and other blood-borne illnesses. The bill doesn’t shut down programs, but it requires all operators to get approval from local city councils and county commissioners.
The letter argues that syringe distribution has been so
controversial that elected officials would be reluctant to approve any operation. The bill also requires participants show state IDs and limit the number of needles that could be distributed. Both measures could shut out some participants, the signees explained.
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