HB 3323
To expand the Law-Enforcement-Assisted Diversion program to include felonies in circuit court
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Bill overview
This bill proposes to broaden the Law-Enforcement-Assisted Diversion (LEAD) program in West Virginia to include felony drug offenses in circuit courts. The program would utilize a peer-to-peer model, requiring individuals charged with felonies to participate in diversion programs, undergo random drug screens, and utilize Day Report Centers for testing. The program aims to provide an alternative to traditional incarceration for certain drug-related crimes and to improve data collection and analysis related to overdose incidents and substance use disorder treatment.
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