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Proposal to restore SAMHSA criminal and juvenile justice grants debated and put to a recorded vote; amendment not adopted
Summary
A member sought to restore funding for SAMHSA criminal and juvenile justice programs (courts, reentry, treatment), arguing the programs reduce recidivism and help identify at‑risk youth. The subcommittee rejected the amendment after debate and a recorded vote.
A member offered an amendment to restore funding for HHS Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) criminal and juvenile justice programs, which fund initiatives such as drug courts, mental health courts, teen court, reentry services and other programs that connect defendants to treatment and services.
The sponsor described high rates of mental health and substance use disorders…
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