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Wednesday, April 9, 2008

The Drug Policy Alliance Network (DPA’s lobbying entity) has obtained nearly enough signatures to bring the most ambitious sentencing and prison reform initiative in U.S. history, the Nonviolent Offender Rehabilitation Act (NORA), to the ballot in California this November.

At a time when one in 100 American adults are in prison, NORA will take a dramatic step in a different direction. While protecting public safety and saving taxpayers billions of dollars, NORA will reduce the number of people in prison by tens of thousands within just a few years. Importantly, it will balance this with a comprehensive model for a public health approach to substance use.

Thanks to all of you who have written to offer support and help. You have exceeded all our expectations with this first important stage of the campaign—gathering signatures to make sure that NORA appears on the state ballot.

We are nearly at our goal of collecting over 430,000 valid signatures—and we are ahead of schedule!

NORA is too important not to pass. Tens of thousands of nonviolent offenders would qualify for treatment-instead-of-incarceration programs under NORA. This is in addition to the people who are eligible for Prop. 36 treatment under current law. This single change would dramatically reduce the number of people locked up unnecessarily and at the same time decrease the likelihood of recidivism.

NORA strikes the balance with an approach that improves both the public’s health and its pocketbook. By significantly reducing the size of the prison population, the nonpartisan legislative analyst’s office projects that NORA will save at least $2.5 billion in prison construction savings because new facilities will not need to be built. NORA would also make low-level marijuana possession an infraction—equivalent to a traffic ticket—rather than a misdemeanor, a sentencing change that could affect 40,000 people a year and conserve millions of dollars in court resources for other, more serious cases.

With a strong emphasis on public health, NORA will change the drug policy reform landscape in California and across the country. Thank you for helping us make it a reality!

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