A lengthy campaign to end the forced drugging of California’s foster children inched forward on a state Senate vote last week. But advocates worry that the comprehensive legislation won’t make it past Gov. Jerry Brown’s frugal veto pen.
Monday, June 15, 2015
Sacramento's foster children could benefit from anti-drug legislation
Sacramento's foster children could benefit from anti-drug legislation
A lengthy campaign to end the forced drugging of California’s foster children inched forward on a state Senate vote last week. But advocates worry that the comprehensive legislation won’t make it past Gov. Jerry Brown’s frugal veto pen.
A lengthy campaign to end the forced drugging of California’s foster children inched forward on a state Senate vote last week. But advocates worry that the comprehensive legislation won’t make it past Gov. Jerry Brown’s frugal veto pen.
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