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The raft of multiple shootings around the country has LA County Supervisors asking the legislature to  expand what's called "Laura's Law ."

Will Medicating the Mentally Ill Increase Public Safety?

The raft of multiple shootings around the country has LA County Supervisors asking the legislature to expand what's called "Laura's Law ."

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