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In Washington State, people convicted of DUI are usually required to attend AA meetings, or similar support groups with religous overtones.  This is something I experienced and I felt like the court was forcing me ascribe to spiritual path. Does that sort of thing happen in Oregon?

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I think Jerry needs to improve HIS education. He does not recognize the social issues behind Sergio and Archie's struggle with literacy. Sergio and Archie; you guys are smart and articulate. I'm impressed with your courage for sharing your story.

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