Oppose statewide Initiative 1326 that increases criminal justice penalties
In Plain English
Initiative 1326 would add $500 million annually for criminal justice programs statewide. The measure increases drug penalties, makes it easier to prosecute youth as adults, and requires criminal background checks for housing assistance. Richmond's opposition joins other cities criticizing the initiative's approach to public safety.
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Votes
Approve the motion to oppose Initiative 1326
9 to 0
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