New corrections policies can be difficult to find
W E wrote earlier in the week about how little Oklahoma spends on substance abuse prevention and treatment programs — just $2.30 per every $100 spent for this purpose, according to a recent study by the National Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse . That placed our state roughly in the middle of all the states.
Experts know that when you’re able to get out in front of a problem such as substance abu...
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