OMG! Judge Surprised by Horrifying Activities in Rehab Facility!

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[@ashtraines]

Detox nurse of 12 years, I believe that man. These rehabs are crazy!!!

[@daisy2217]

When I was a young girl and was using and then detox/ rehab, that’s when I started even more drugs and more connections. I’m not saying they are all like that but a lot are.

[@ashtraines]

They are terrible. You actually have people going to get others hooked on harder stuff, we call them patient shoppers. Unfortunately, it’s mostly those with Medicaid because they don’t have to pay and can come back as much as they want.

[@Mmshroom]

@@ashtraines😢😢

[@jackiemarini3203]

Yes they are .😢

[@zoobrik]

thank you for all you do

[@vivianclose5986]

He’s not wrong about all of that going on in rehabs and psychiatric hospitals. Rehabs and psychiatric facilities are very corrupt and scary. We need reform and a major clean up in those systems to really help the patients.

[@HeyItsJDanni]

Yep. Totally agree. I've been locked up in psychiatric hospitals 9x and haven't received a drop of help. I just developed a sense of becoming more violent to defend myself from everyone and everything. That's what being locked up with other psychotic people in the acute wing does.

[@daniellefoix8567]

I was in a residential facility as a teenager for nearly a year. I came out worse off. The things staff allow to happen to you and the things they are able to get away with is awful.

[@rockoz]

@@HeyItsJDanni 9 times?? 😂 What a loser. Grow up.

[@monicadonnelly4991]

@@HeyItsJDanni You’re violent! I think you need to be locked up

[@1480-b5g]

That will never happen. not enough people care about this for anything to get done about it. I used to work for a psychiatric facility..children got beaten and tortured daily.

[@djjones7226]

I applaud Mr Lewis and admire his commitment to getting well. He was courageous in coming forward with this information to the judge. Thank God Judge Boyd listened and agreed to move him to an inpatient facility... he's likely to have already been branded by inmates as a 'snitch' and that's a terrifying prospect

[@ItsCoreyLynxxYall]

I don't understand why men are so broken like this now. Not saying these problems didn't exist but it seems extreme now and you used to only see that kind of shit in big prison, not county. At least outside of major cities. And in a rehab program at that. Such antisocial childish behavior that only shows what a waste of taxpayer money and inept the system is.

[@Yah-Izoa-Hakaboth]

@@ItsCoreyLynxxYall Look around you. We’re living in perilous times! The signs of the coming of the LORD is near! We must be ready for His return. Many will die and many will be left when He comes from the clouds of Heaven with power and great glory!

[@chilltarts]

@@Yah-Izoa-Hakaboth amen 🙏

[@JamieDWestII]

@@Yah-Izoa-Hakaboth People have been saying the same thing for as long as we've been recording history. You're just another run of mill doomsayer. You're life has been lived 1000's of times........ maybe you should try to avoid wasting your life like the doomsayers that came before you.

[@crli4353]

I love how people like you think someone has a "commitment" to sobriety just because he SAID SO. You do realize that drug addicts lie every single day of their lives right? You are a sucker and he is an addict and no matter what he does in his life he will ALWAYS be an addict. He isn't courageous, he is a survivor and will do anything that benefits himself.

[@CanadaMatt]

People actually putting the effort required into overcoming their addictions are far too uncommon. I'm very glad to see the judge recognize this guy's legitimate desire to get better and provide him with the resources he needs, rather than take the easy road by assuming he's being dishonest and just revoking him.

[@GuerinGrad09]

That is actually a myth. It isn't uncommon at all. It is actually far more uncommon that addicts refuse to seek treatment. Unfortunately, it is common for addicts to relapse throughout their journey to recovery, but ultimately most addicts are able to seek help and eventually maintain recovery. 🙂

[@crli4353]

@@GuerinGrad09 Wrong, most addicts when faced with prison or treatment will "seek" treatment. Its a joke which is why treatment facilities have a staggeringly low success rate

[@starxtravaganza]

this is why judges, prosecutors, and lawmakers should be required to visit foster homes, prisons, jails, rehabs, etc... they need to know where they are sending people

[@traceymcdonald7949]

This! And it can't be a pre selected and staged "model home" place either. I have often said that anyone who has a job that plays a role in putting people in prison need to have spent at least 48 hours in the facility to truly understand what it is like. Same for foster homes group homes etc. IDK how we would do that. But you really need to understand what you are sending people into. There is so much corruption and abuse going on in these places and it largely goes unpunished. The amount of $$ involved is usually the key

[@nightshadegatito]

Yeah, but why would they give a fk? Because they swore by a book to uphold principles? The money they are paid is from taxes and money printing, which means they can’t have any responsibility to you or anyone they swear to do good works by. A person who gains what another person doesn’t voluntarily give can’t therefore be expected to act responsibly towards the second person unless they first give back what they wouldn’t have given if they had had a choice. These concepts are too simple for 99% of people to understand.

[@ItsCoreyLynxxYall]

@@nightshadegatito Uhh, are you trying to justify systemic human rights atrocities that shouldn't be happening?

[@Ishootback239]

⁠@@ItsCoreyLynxxYallare you going to do anything about it?

[@WoundedWarrior2012]

@@traceymcdonald7949you going way overboard.😂

[@anonymousone2843]

We really should be teaching basic law and civics in high schools all over the country. I have been saying this for decades.

[@patriciaroberts308]

Incredibly sad that class ended along with many necessary classes that are very much needed going forward in life!!! How can young adults function without being taught the necessary tools???!!! 😳

[@1diagram]

Absolutely!

[@traceymcdonald7949]

That would be terrible for the for profit prison industry

[@deaf2819]

Can’t. The for profit prisons won’t like that.

[@laurav.7241]

@@patriciaroberts308 And parents have no responsibility at all? How many hours a year do students actually attend in person classes with teachers? Why are parents not responsible as their full time caregiver? What do we pay parents for?

[@Jhulinare]

Weird... Because I'm in a halfway house right now to stay sober, of my own volition. No probation, nothing forcing me to be here but my own well being. Yet people getting high here as well, people who the managers will not or cannot touch and I'm actually afraid of retaliation since I have nowhere else to go except back on the streets. So I have to bite my tongue, mind my business, isolate myself... Fun stuff. Don't do drugs.

[@MickeyJaymz]

Many rehab facilities are like this, homeless shelters too. Drug dealers and sex predators actually work at some of these facilities.

[@chriscoop6852]

Judge Boyd is ALWAYS traveling and flying places! She is well travelled 😁

[@kerrishying8722]

It's her handbag cam I love. The little shelf with flowers and her pristine handbag, fresh daily, to remind us all that hard work rewards.

[@avnerjusino8018]

Wow. Great judge. Super professional, just, intelligent, great personality, charismatic and very attractive.

[@lobsters12111]

"I've conferred with my client and he agrees that it is not 2026"

[@connor7048]

Judge Boyd is a GREAT Judge. I love watching the videos where she is presiding. She is so fair and treats these defendants like the humans they are. We need more Judges like her.

[@dgatsf]

Second case, the defendant is all hunched over and his head is swinging down and then he’s so sorry. I bet that’s not his regular demeanor at all.

[@DancingSk3L3tons]

I've been in a psych ward and they are just like these rehabs/homeless shelters. These places are being run by 95% low wage staff who dgaf. 4% doctors who only give a shit about their paycheck .1% people who actually care. Sidenote : the judge 🙏👏👏👏 nothing but respect for her.

[@jphone9200]

Judge doesn't care either

[@justaboutmanaginguk5002]

This judge is my favourite by far. Just being fair with no preconceptions or bias. Great job.

[@TheBrookian]

OMG, I LOVE this judge. She is NO bologna. She doesn't take things at face value.

[@unrealuknow864]

Until they crack down on all the guards smuggling in contraband to prisons, they aren't serious about changing anything.

[@pinkcats7533]

I feel good about the first guy, he's goin mke it. Bless his heart

[@JaymelHall]

Rooting for the first gentleman wholeheartedly. He has something to work towards. He loves his daughter

[@alexkrycek3359]

The fact that probation had nothing and the prosecutor didn’t object is very telling

[@Jo-yp8wy]

Texas. What a surprise.

[@catherinehart1565]

Judge is an angel ❤

[@pamelahopkins-v4b]

Judge Boyd should be working with no one in the court room

[@nathanpatton4019]

I was at East Texas Treatment Facility in henderson in 2009 & 2010 for a violation of probation. I was on the SAFP side. It was a 6 month program. I had 6 councelors in my 8 months. I couldnt get discharged from the program after completion because staff would not contact my county probation to let them know i was done. I also broke my ankle while playing basketball & could not get an xray for 6 weeks. After the bone was almost healed. It was a bad situation. You are a client to your counselor, an immate to the guards & a paycheck facility.

[@jennahcollings1174]

Good judge!

[@avaggdu1]

I always wondered what Austin Powers was doing these days.

[@markbrito21]

This is how all judges should behave likd.

[@notduhpopo]

If he was black he would have never been in jail..

[@karlac.2673]

Love the green pocketbook....

[@jasmine361735]

Florida shuffle...Texas shuffle..

[@robinmallow5949]

Judge Boyd is fair. She’s a great judge!

[@milothegreatful]

I'm from East Texas this is very true.

[@danhull1879]

I was waiting for the utter shock of the judge. All she did was say were going to do a spot check!

[@willv7295]

Alot of people say they see the light when their in jail most are just looking for a away out of jail sooner.

[@LeeLeeC984]

What is he saying? Is there something wrong with him?😂

[@devenjones2374]

I love this judge!

[@stuff2047]

Hate to break it to them, there are drugs in most rehabs. My brother has been in multiple rehabs over the course of 15 years and every one he was in had drugs in them. He ultimately wound up in prison for drugs but he told me some crazy stories about this sort of thing. He even had one similar to this with the gangs. These rehabs were all in the Baltimore, Greenbelt, DC, and Maryland locations. Crazy!

[@wynwilliams911]

five years for as little as 4 grams WTF!

[@DeeDeeUnlimited]

For some reason I believe that first man. I think he was telling the truth. It was like he was fed up and trying to get help and he go there and it's a mess.

[@justred5164]

I also believe him…

[@rebeccakinney6357]

I believe him absolutely, my small town has a rehab and cops are always out there, it’s in the paper all the time for fights, drugs, all sorts of things. A building full of addicts who don’t know how to function yet is just disaster waiting to happen if it’s not ran correctly.

[@rebeccakinney6357]

I believe him absolutely, my small town has a rehab and cops are always out there, it’s in the paper all the time for fights, drugs, all sorts of things. A building full of addicts who don’t know how to function yet is just disaster waiting to happen if it’s not ran correctly.

[@ItsCoreyLynxxYall]

@@rebeccakinney6357 Something has to be done about this. I am seeing all through the comments other people saying it's happening at centers in their areas too. Obviously a systematic problem. It pisses me off so bad, mainly because it doesn't make any sense.

[@JimNasium71]

I cant believe you could face 5-99 years for having as little as 4 grams of drugs but a murderer or pedo can get out in less than 5 years!? How does that make any sense at all

[@onemischiefmaker7032]

This Judge is awesome!!!

[@phoenixlee7949]

We had prisoners on flights quite often. They were usually accompanied by two officers. They would be seated in the last row between the two guards. Sometimes they were handcuffed but if they had those leg shackles, they had to be taken off so they could get off easier in case of an emergency.

[@peternorthrup6274]

Part of the sentence is the abuse your going to endure while your incarcerated with the other animals. It's not a vacation. What did you think was going to happen to you? Man up. Hope you make it. Lots do not.

[@Shhh396]

❤ this Judge

[@furies]

I honestly thought the judge in the thumbnail was Austin Powers for a sec there.

[@bill8by5]

Unannounced, warrant search with dogs and US Marshalls. I wonder what they will find and how the FK it got there.

[@ryanboutr7756]

This judge could be the female version for todays remake of austin powers lmao

[@erinnorwood6124]

First case: Well done

[@Barkingdog1978]

Isnt there some type of privacy law against showing people's court cases on a public platform?

[@sophocles1198]

Second attorney should have prepared something for sentencing other than defendant wants to get it all behind him! 9:00.

[@hateisforlosers6116]

Judge Boyd!!! She's always up on it!!!She said what verse is that?? We want them to do more than get through it, we want them to be better people and change!!! He was trying to make sure he didnt snitch on the cousin.

[@deannafromdablock1994]

Wow I’m surprised she even cares or believes him. Cuz they don’t.

[@TedBackus]

this dude better keep clean, because now he will have a permanent snitch label & theres proof on youtube. thats one label you dont want going in lockup, rippers are the only worse one

[@Shawnsatisfiedwife]

Why are drug dealers still getting more time than child molesters.

[@PumaLyn]

"The Lord is my Shepherd, I shall not want."

[@robertjudd1560]

the judge is very good an very smart

[@ServingVibes]

I really love this judge. Very compassionate and caring.

[@lindaann1066]

I have found my mostest favorite you tube judge. Love her temperament.

[@DoubleDeuce2500]

Good judge. Firm and tough, but fair. Outstanding.

[@marigolddevera6932]

NiceJudge!!!! A huge difference when a judge has a heart!!!

[@Mlotshaw1]

Judge looks like Austin Powers and Velma had a baby jinkies baby do I make you Randy

[@patricialewis-neal376]

I really hope they aren’t using God, we will know the real truth when he gets out. 🙏❤️🙏

[@rebeccabrown251]

Sex traffickers are in rehabs to find their next victims.

[@fyrmun37]

What a great judge!

[@bro718]

Lol you think rehabs are bad you should see the halfway houses 😂😂😂

[@michelemcdermott75]

What a great Judge!

[@elkcreekkiowa96]

the lords prayer will deliver you if you believe

[@timcarter817]

Wtf is wrong with this second guy?

[@justred5164]

Hey your honor! Put your purse away 😅

[@BillyJack85]

"Whatever helps people through life" Jesus doesn't just help people through life, Jesus IS LIFE. I hate it when people try to turn Jesus into just another religious belief... like God can be whoever people want Him to be. That's not how that works.

[@wiseandhumble2470]

Straight snitched, 😂😂😂

[@ronwade2206]

I guarantee the staff and at least some guards at this "rehab" know all about fight nights, take and make bets and encourage inmate fights. I have seen it at a homeless shelter here in Flagstaff where residents that were Meth addicts would go off site and fight then come back and collect their cut of the $$. Administrators and staff participated in betting, meth trades and, covered up for months before this came to light; one administrator got fired but it never got publicity. This Judge is Wonderful.

[@marishiten5944]

Yeah, X on that one. In order to form an organized ring like you're describing, the entire staff would have to be in on it. Are you telling me that an entire staff of different people all just got on the same page and decided to participate in corruption? Risking their reputations, jobs, incomes, families, and possible freedom? Come on. You know why conspiracies don't work? Because there's too many moving parts in them for there not to be a squeaky wheel and whistleblower.

[@bioshawna]

​@Burger_pantsthat's awful 😞

[@ItsCoreyLynxxYall]

That is pretty serious and should be national news with major pressure put on local governments to end this. It's hard to fathom but then again most people either ignore or don't know. A place that is supposed to help men fight their addiction and get better is a place where things happen that drive someone to relapse, PTSD etc. It makes no sense and all the people involved need help.

[@amyelizabeth135]

That first dude, I hope he succeeds and lives a healthy life after treatment ❤️

[@Judy-pi5zz]

I live in Texas. I wonder if judge Boyd does any speaking engagements? I think she’d be a great graduation commencement speaker.

[@robertwhelan9132]

I love the toughness -- but also the humanity -- of this judge. She really tries to help others out when she can and wants the best for them

[@dizzlebizzle8424]

while endorsing a religion from the bench and questioning his claims of finding religion... that's not toughness and humanity that's criminal behaviour from a siting judge according to my understanding of the constitution and it happens daily across the country without anyone holding them accountable because people like you see this criminal behaviour and see a great judge...

[@m.scottreeder]

Good judge, well spoken. Wish I could have faced a fair judge during those times I went to court, instead of Alabama judges.

[@TS-1267]

5:21 ... This 'Judge' Does Not and Will Not Suffer Any Nonsense Or 'Baked Beans' (Silly Lying)... 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿✌️🥪

[@m.scottreeder]

@@dizzlebizzle8424 Although I understand that constitutional saying about “Separation of Church and State”, I’d rather face a judge who has Christian values and leniency, instead of some judge who is cold and robotic. Always remember: You are a human being. We make mistakes, unless you have it in your heart to wind up in jail. And if we appear before a judge, we would want a break rather than a jail sentence and getting slapped with a fine that goes into the thousands (plural). I know I couldn’t afford that.

[@mauldothelastcrafter8194]

It's the soft toughness of solid, well-raised Southern adults. We will stand for what is ours, but we will also help any who show a need.

[@CNSninja]

People really have no idea how bad some rehab centers can be. As an addict 10 years into recovery myself, I genuinely hope this dude is doing well and continuing to solidify his recovery to reclaim his life. I'm also very grateful for judges like Judge Boyd here, who didn't jump to conclusions and who made a good call for the health of the person facing her in her court instead of just lazily following the letter of the law and locking someone up for something that was ultimately a good decision with unfair consequences. It really boggles my mind that we're still throwing the legal system at what is a healthcare issue, but with judges like Judge Boyd hopefully it doesn't have to be all bad.

[@martierickson7937]

Congrats on your recovery!!

[@gyufrtsgftrs436jjg]

As a licensed addiction counselor, this makes me sick. Those that want help should be able to get it, safely.

[@BCHonea]

State rehabs have almost always been hotbeds of drug and gang activity. The supervisors don’t care because they make so much money

[@merkcityboy834]

Yep an there’s no recovery you gotta find your own recovery.

[@wolfumz]

I worked in San Diego at a state funded non profit, we all took our jobs extremely seriously. Licensed therapists and PhD psychologists. For all of our faults in San Diego HHSA and providers, would be a appalling and way out of line if anything even remotely like this happened in Southern California. Even having counselors "phone it in" is a major no no here. Not going to fly. They wash out in 12 months under the workload. Residential, you're going to find more burnt out counselors, outpatient is pretty high preforming. It's totally free in CA, if you're court mandated or can't afford drug treatment. They're not very glamorous, but I think we get pretty good outcomes. So some states and cities have their act together with these programs. It costs money to run them, but it's a pittance compared to any other field in healthcare, and it costs a lot less than the social costs associated with having someone in addiction and homeless.

[@zedmak]

That is crazy, sober living homes can keep everyone sober but the state programs are full of drugs.

[@monicadonnelly4991]

Make money my ass. They’re paid by the state. The state should spend more money on better supervision and enforcement. If judges are assigning hard cores to rehab instead of prison then the system needs a rehab

[@bflogal18]

While the owners of these facilities may make money, the counselors make lousy money. The burnout rate is outrageous. Going to work everyday, praying you make a difference but ultimately the drugs usually win. It’s not an easy job.

[@strummercash5601]

This is a great interaction to see. The laughs over “you didn’t get another tattoo did you?!” were a nice human moment. When I was much younger, I was to go to a rehab facility-by my lawyer’s advice-before an upcoming court date. At the first facility, I could smell drugs being smoked in a bathroom while the house manager was giving me a tour. When he asked my impressions and intentions, I told him I would be checking other options. He was curious why; I felt badly but said “I’m quite certain guys are smoking crack in the bathroom right now.” It was a shame and a travesty for the gentlemen who truly wanted to recover.

[@jmiller4193]

Did I hear that 🤡 say no your honor he’s not from Indiana?

[@drizzdrazz]

respect on this judge for actually listening to this man and the words hes saying. some people really just want help and others really just want to help.

[@kathyh4804]

I pray he gets completely delivered from drugs and can be back in his daughters life as a good hardworking daddy

[@shereekern6801]

❤

[@crli4353]

yeah, keep on praying.......he will likely be dead of an overdose in the next year or two,

[@BobSmith-kd4oc]

"hard working" is a useless myth

[@SphenForTheWin]

​@@BobSmith-kd4ochow so?

[@lisagerwels2478]

I wish every judge could be like judge Boyd! They should make a video of her and show it to all incoming judges as an exemplary way to handle people... Her kindness, compassion, and fairness goes a long way for addicts and everyone! She is amazing 😍

[@traceymcdonald7949]

They all could be. They make a choice not to be

[@dagemartinez2381]

I really hope Mr Lewis gets the help he wants and needs!! What he did takes incredible inner strength amd slthough he got caught up in the evil web of drug addiction! He did NOT stay in that mindset! You can do it brother!

[@GreatDaneLover]

Yep, worked as a guard at a state mental hospital in IL (this was 40 years ago) but quit after 6 months because of the amount of corruption among staff. The amount of drugs being smuggled in by the staff, the sexual favors in exchange for the drugs was unbelievable. IL is a very corrupt state.

[@laurav.7241]

Your whole country is corrupt LMAO

[@jeanettesmith765]

I'm sure all states are experiencing this corruption. There needs to be more oversight on these institutions.

[@CarrieSoVery]

I absolutely love Judge Boyd.

[@jacquelinejackson1672]

Boyd love her.

[@patriciaevans5906]

It’s not very often I have much of anything good to say about some of these inmates or ones in treatment but I really hope Mr. Daniels I think his name is gets all the help he seems to be asking for…..I think he’s sincere….and I hope he’s safe where he’s going. And I truly hope they get to the bottom of what’s going on at the other place.

[@Vaelosh466]

To be honest, I wouldn't have believed the first defendant but the prosecution not objecting speaks volumes, I'm guessing he has an idea that there is a problem.

[@katmandu573]

I hope he's safe. Jailhouse/Prison snitch identification is as fast as the net. Good luck!

[@lindasue263]

Prosecution not prepared is inexcusable!

[@ericcoverdale9523]

I just adore Judge Boyd! 💗

[@mollydoran9488]

the pinnacle of Class! Always let your lite shine!

[@mr.smithgnrsmith7808]

Wtf is “lite”?

[@SuzanTisdaleCheekyWench]

I love Judge Boyd. And her purses?? I'm so jealous!!! :D

[@LizzyFair85]

I love you Judge Boyd. You have a zen about you - even when you’re laying into a defendant, you have this calm. Even when craziness ensues, you maintain your classy composure and you set a fabulous example for not just woman, but that all people should take into consideration. I like that you see people as people and not just their charges or convictions. I love watching cases that come in front of you and get so excited when I see something from your courtroom pop into my feed. Keep up your amazing work and I look forward to seeing more from you.

[@MrsHart11]

What a divkeater you are lol

[@IAM-zu9nx]

Here in Prescott az one of our son's was at the premier rehab and the top counselor was selling drugs for the longest time. We've been around several decades and Judge Boyd is just incredibly intelligent, fair and has something missing in this world and that's common sense, she's fabulous and id love to see trumpolini go in front of her

[@imadobermom]

I'm a 66 year old Prescott native, and I'm so disgusted with what my hometown has become!🤬😡 I honestly hope your son was able to get clean in spite of that in-house "temptation". Unfortunately, Prescott has long been known as the place where you "come for the cure, stay for the relapse." With the number of rehabs there, it's obvious there's big money to be made in these places, so having people actually get clean and stay that way, doesn't help their bottom line or line the pockets as well either. I moved away from there in 2017 and I've been back twice - the last time was in late 2017/ early 2018. Although I have 3 grandchildren there, I just don't want to go back even for a visit.

[@IAM-zu9nx]

@@imadobermom we've been around several decades and can't believe how much Prescott has changed, people have changed and I wonder what happened to class and character in America. We're married fifty years this year and have raised so many kids and grandkids and thankfully but now we're old and if we could move we would. Phoenix used to be nice thirty years ago and now it's a hot sewer. Have a wonderful day and thank you

[@imadobermom]

@IM-zu - The topic was about corrupt rehab centers and the judges willingness to hear this man out and in each of these cases, and make sure each individual was given the appropriate tools to turn their lives around and still hold each of them accountable. However you somehow found it appropriate (it's not) to refer to former President Trump in an immature manner, and refer to him by a disrespectful, inaccurate "nickname". Why would you think it necessary to interject ANYTHING remotely "political" into this forum is beyond me. Where's YOUR "common sense", "class" and "character" you lament as no longer existing in todays society? It's regrettably absent as evidenced by the last line of your first comment. Try to enjoy your day.

[@jaytay8637]

Trump recently...' My favourite book is the bible' interviewer...'So what is your favourite part ? Trump... 'Oh I don't want to get into that , it's personal' You can find this on youtube .😑

[@thebrock12]

Everybody finds religion in jail

[@1738Creations]

I would donate them some much better books if I thought they would read them and not use them to stash shivs.

[@ShugaAnnSpyce]

I mean, that's when you really need Jesus

[@lindasue263]

PD is lying to a judge!!

[@X_xctboi]

That first one broke my heart . I hope he is doing well

[@charlesaustin3687]

I would move to San Antonio just to vote for this judge. Great job. Thanks for your diligence and service.

[@sherryvelasquez127]

What is a PSI and a TAP evaluation?

[@davidbennett9691]

TAIP (Treatment Alternative to Incarceration Programs) is designed to assess a defendant’s substance abuse problems and assign an appropriate treatment plan. I believe PSI is a drug testing service.

[@jfraserfisher]

Isn’t a PSI a pre sentence investigation? I’m not sure

[@VioletWings1353]

@@jfraserfisher you're correct.

[@wiseandhumble2470]

I thought it was pre substance intervention