PEOPLE v. SUPERIOR COURT OF SAN D.
A defendant who is found to have committed a nonviolent drug possession offense is eligible to be placed on probation and ordered to drug treatment in accordance with the mandatory provisions of Proposition 36 if at the time of the commission of the offense he was on probation for other nonqualifying offenses.

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