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Jim Ferrell’s “Unserious” Solution to Federal Way’s Fentanyl Problem
Doubling Down on Criminalizing Addiction Yields Zero Results
Will Casey
Will Casey covers cops, courts, and the many ways the legal system treats people with power and money differently than poor people. Before joining The Stranger, Will worked as a consumer debt protection attorney trying to chip away at that injustice, to depressingly little effect. Between abandoning his law practice and taking up journalism, he spent the Trump years serving as a spokesperson for local progressive political campaigns and the Washington State Democratic Party.
Posted inElections 2022
Washington’s Next Secretary of State Could Be a Republican Who Flirts with Election Conspiracies
New Poll Shows GOP Write-In Leapfrogging Nonpartisan Candidate for Second Place
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City Leaders Fight over Policing Pirates
Mayor, SPD Resist Council’s Attempts to Support Police Officers
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King County Wants to Help You Clear Your Weed Conviction
Executive Constantine Proposes $2 Million for Outreach to Black, Native Residents
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King County’s Housing Crisis Limits Its Efforts to Reduce Crime
A Successful “Prolific Offender” Rehabilitation Program Shows Why
Posted inElections 2022
Chipalo Street and Emijah Smith Clash over Housing during Debate
Candidates for State House Differ on Approach to Density in Seattle’s South End
