Does the failure to fund a drug patch deny a plaintiff's due process rights?

Mother contends that the failure to fund the drug patch denied her due process rights, analogizing the case to a plea bargain. In a plea bargain, "When either the prosecution or the defendant is deprived of benefits for which it has bargained, corresponding relief will lie from concessions made." (People v. Collins (1978) 21

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Cal.3d 208, 214.) Either side may move to vacate a judgment when the other has breached the agreement. (People v. Collins (1996) 45 Cal.App.4th 849, 863.)