Committee keeps handbook rule classifying "middling" and sharing as drug dealing
At its Feb. 17 meeting, the Treatment Alternatives Diversion Grant Oversight Committee voted to retain handbook language that treats "middling, sharing or giving drugs to others" as drug dealing; the motion passed with no recorded nay votes.
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The Treatment Alternatives Diversion Grant Oversight Committee voted Feb. 17 to retain a handbook rule that classifies "middling, sharing or giving drugs to others" as drug dealing, a policy that can lead to termination from the program. Vice Chair Morgan Rohde moved to keep the rule as written; Committee Member Samuel Weber seconded the motion, which passed with no recorded nay votes.
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