First Opioid Court | Opiod Court Judge | Health Surround 365

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The first opioid court in my opinion looks like a great idea for the legal justice system. Nothing like giving a immediate response to drug users that have real abusive habits concerning drugs. Drug addictions has ended to many lives, and it's time for a change. I see nothing better than to have a judge face-to-face on a regular basis that can help improve recovery. Looks like a very positive thing, instead of inflicting more and more punishment on addictive personalities "Opioid Court" can be a great answer.

Please take a look and salute Judge Hannah, we need more interviews with judges doing new credible things like this. NBC news did a great job with the article make sure you take a look

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