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Seattle's mayor and city attorney say they want to use a new state law to push people into treatment — but what happens when that's not available?
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The city attorney says most defendants failed to appear in community court and engage with its non-coercive programs. But the judge and public defense director who designed it say that's misleading.
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Ann Davison, Seattle's new city attorney, is promising quicker charging decisions to help tackle persistent low-level crime that's plagued businesses downtown. She announced that her office will make charging decisions on all incoming cases within five business days.