[quote=afx114]Even if there is no additional tax revenue from Prop 19, don’t forget to factor in the money that will be saved by not having to arrest, prosecute, and imprison people for marijuana-related infractions. How much does the state currently spend on these things?[/quote]
“Money saved” means money not paid as salaries of prosecutors, cops, lawyers, judges, jailers, workers at drug testing centers. Isn’t that a bad thing for unemployment and housing prices?
Dave, thanks for that post. That’s surprising. Makes total sense for law enforcement, IMHO. I’m glad to see it. My view, PD should be focused on more important things.
Portugal ‘decriminalized’ several years ago. I’ve never been to Portugal, don’t know much about the country. I wonder how it’s working out?
Dave, thanks for that post. That’s surprising. Makes total sense for law enforcement, IMHO. I’m glad to see it. My view, PD should be focused on more important things.
Portugal ‘decriminalized’ several years ago. I’ve never been to Portugal, don’t know much about the country. I wonder how it’s working out?
Dave, thanks for that post. That’s surprising. Makes total sense for law enforcement, IMHO. I’m glad to see it. My view, PD should be focused on more important things.
Portugal ‘decriminalized’ several years ago. I’ve never been to Portugal, don’t know much about the country. I wonder how it’s working out?
Dave, thanks for that post. That’s surprising. Makes total sense for law enforcement, IMHO. I’m glad to see it. My view, PD should be focused on more important things.
Portugal ‘decriminalized’ several years ago. I’ve never been to Portugal, don’t know much about the country. I wonder how it’s working out?
Dave, thanks for that post. That’s surprising. Makes total sense for law enforcement, IMHO. I’m glad to see it. My view, PD should be focused on more important things.
Portugal ‘decriminalized’ several years ago. I’ve never been to Portugal, don’t know much about the country. I wonder how it’s working out?
