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Psychedelic Exceptionalism: The Oregon Example

T. Findley

American Journal of Bioethics January 1, 2025 Peer reviewed DOI: 10.1080/15265161.2024.2434619 via Semantic Scholar

Summary

Oregon's Measure 110, passed in 2020, shifted state policy from criminalizing drug possession to funding addiction treatment. It directed the Oregon Health Authority to create a statewide network of addiction recovery centers and provide grant funding to existing treatment providers, reflecting a public health approach over punitive measures.

Study at a glance

Key finding Measure 110 replaced criminal charges for drug possession with funding for a statewide network of addiction recovery centers.

Abstract

of Votes 2020). Along with acknowledging that providing treatment for addiction is more beneficial than criminal charges, Measure 110 directed the state, through OHA, to create a statewide network of addiction recovery centers, providing ample grant funding to existing providers to do so

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