California AB1037 amends drug and alcohol-related laws, including fees, licensing, and treatment protocols.
California AB1037 amends the Health and Safety Code to modify drug and alcohol-related programs. It establishes a drug program fee for those convicted of violations, up to $150 per offense, unless the court determines the person cannot pay. The court may set the amount to be paid based on the person's financial ability. The bill also redefines "drug" and "drug- or alcohol-related program," and it removes the requirement for a "no lawful use" message in drug- and alcohol-related programs.
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