A damning audit of Oregon’s drug decriminalization policy has added new fuel to an already polarizing debate. Passed in 2020 as Measure 110, the law was sold as a compassionate, data-driven alternative to criminalization. The audit, however, outlines serious flaws in how the policy was implemented—most notably the absence of clear metrics, benchmarks, and measurable outcomes.

justbeinghonest

Portland, OR · 11 hours ago

yet we still paid for those same bolts to fly to Portugal to see how their decriminalization worked. surprise, it didn't. couldn't use a zoom meeting, email, text? we all knew this was going to be a giant fiasco and yet they forged ahead. drawing in thousands of drug addicted homeless to bloated our already huge homeless issue. and yet, voters keep voting these hacks in. the urination of Oregon continues.