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: This is where the cowboy blogs away…Politics: Meth bill moves forward
By Doug Hass
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Last month, I commented on an Arizona meth bill that would scarily put Arizona Child Protective Services in charge of more lives and allow them to have meth-addicted women be taken into custody and involuntarily held in treatment programs.
The bill moved out of the Senate committee in late February and was moved to the majority and minority cacuses on the 25th, where it will likely be up for aFull post as published by This is where the cowboy blogs away… on April 01, 2008 (boomark / email).
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