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| 11 January 2000 Former Meth Moms Reunite With Children After Year of Intensive 'Drug Court' Board of Supervisors may consider expanding program to additional county lawbreakers What: Twenty-three former drug addicts will graduate from the county's Drug Court program. Two participants are former meth-using moms who have earned the right to raise their children again. Another is a former addict who has just given birth to a meth-free baby. Who:
Why: The innovative Drug Court program provides drug treatment to nonviolent offenders within the San Diego County criminal justice system. The program is being considered for expansion. When: Wednesday, January 12, 2000, 6 PM Where: Lakeside Community Center 9841 Vine Details: Before and after photos of graduates available. Arrest photos available. District Attorney to comment on Drug Court program. Board of Supervisors to take up Drug Court expansion issue January 23rd. |
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