Tony Mantor

It would have happened this way and you wouldn't have had this problem.

So how do we get to that point to where it doesn't matter where you're from?

If the person needs help, they just get the help.

Yes, you have some very valid points there.

It always amazes me how one part of the country might have something that's really, really successful, and then you look around the country to find out if there's any others, and there aren't any to be found.

One example is there's a judge in Las Vegas.

This wasn't planned, but after everything evolved, it wound up being a court system that diverted teenagers that were autistic out of the system so that they could learn and grow and hopefully not ever return to the system.

This became hugely successful.

And from what I understand, there's not another one like it in the country.

Another example on the mental illness side is a judge in Florida started diverting people to a facility.

He found by diverting them, getting them the help they needed, he wouldn't see them in front of him in his court again.

I'm amazed that this type of process has not expanded across the U.S.

and other states and counties are doing the same.

Yes, exactly.

What do you think is important for our listeners to hear that you are trying to do within your state and that you're trying to do for everyone that needs the help across the country?

Yes, that's great information.

Like they say, an email, a letter, a phone call will not be returned unless you take the time to make it.

Well, this has been great.

Great information.

Great conversation.