>> when we're talking about drugs it's more discretionary thing for parents to deal with in their house. once we start getting to weapons or bombs or something of that, that really elevates the level of concern that we have of there could be potentially some mass injury. >> judge jeanine: obviously. the consequences are great. but, now, janet, with -- would this dog stay with you? does he live with you? >> yes, he lives with me. he is my dog. >> judge jeanine: all right. he is available for hire. now it's $200 an hour or something like that. what about poor people who can't afford $200 an hour. >> we don't turn them down. pro bono work. you have to help people, no matter what. drugs are so rampant. the children, their lives can be ruined. and we. i don't have the heart. >> judge jeanine: people say i don't have $200. i need to know. you can help me out? that's good to hear. justice shouldn't be determined on the basis of somebody's ability to pay. >> there may be communities not