
STATUS CHECK_JCSO Podcast Episode 002_The Effects of Re-Criminalizing Drug Possession in Oregon
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Episode 002 of the Jackson County Sheriff's Office (JCSO) Status Check Podcast.
In this episode, Sheriff Nate Sickler talks with Kiki Parker-Rose, the Jackson County Director of Community Justice, and Beth Heckert, the Jackson County District Attorney. The panel discusses what to expect with the recent changes to Measure 110 (House Bill 4002), and what the re-criminalization of certain drugs in Oregon means for our local criminal justice system.
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