Guest commentary: Addressing mental health crisis in courts
Continuing to improve how public health issues are managed in the court system will make the judicial process fairer for all and promote rehabilitation over recidivism.
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Continuing to improve how public health issues are managed in the court system will make the judicial process fairer for all and promote rehabilitation over recidivism.
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