you know, it's it's part and parcel of the bigger court, which is a family violence court. And it also draws on the same type of team outline that you heard judge Huff talk about. Now, we're dealing with a different population with different issues. Many times it also includes mental health, but the prime the presenting problem, the primary problem is family violence. And so whether they're in roughly a whole quarter or not, at the time that I'm I'm hearing hearings on bond, or hearings on changing conditions of bond, those hearings come before a trial. And oftentimes, when an individual is arrested, the magistrate when we're at the place where they're they're given their rights, and they're, they're given a bond to meet, they also issue special conditions of bond. And that could include a no contact order. So you have a gentleman or a woman who's now been told you can't go home, you can't go see your husband or wife and or the kids if there were kids involved. So often, what we'll see is their attorneys file a motion to amend those bonds, they want that no contact order lifted, and they want to know harmful or injurious contact order in place to allow for contact. So when those individuals come before me, one of the first things I ask is, are you married? Do you have children? Because those are two huge investments in their life. And so I'll read through the offense report of the allegation. Now. They have to understand and I often remind them that the threshold of evidence in pretrial motions is preponderance of the evidence that doesn't take away from their constitutional right to be deemed innocent until proven unless proven guilty in their trial that comes later. So what I use a lot of times is therapists and counselors, marriage counselors, sometimes substance abuse counselors, licensed professional counselors LCD sees licensed marriage counselors, and I'll tell them you want me to lift the no contact order? Then I need a letter from a professional. I'm you're talking to me for 10 minutes. I don't know your life. As you know, George Lopez says, you know, I don't know your life. I want somebody who's going to see you for an extended period of time, make some assessments, observe you send me a letter come in and testify that I should lift the no contact order because they've vetted both of you and they believe that you're not going to harm each other and that it's in the best interest of the child or children to have you returned to your home sir or ma'am. And so And what I'll do often, you know, not often I'll keep the complete no contact order in Nice, but more often what I'll do if they're married and have children, I'll say, okay. You testified that you needed the your spouse to come and help at the house, take the kids to school, pick them up at school, help dinner with dinner, help with homework, help put them to bed. So I'll amend the order, I'll say what time do the kids need to be at school, okay, you can have contact with your kids and your spouse from 730 to 930 in the morning, then you can have contact with your kids and your spouse from four in the afternoon through seven in the evening, Monday through Thursday, on Fridays, I'll let you stay till 10 o'clock at night. And then on Sundays, you can go from nine to one, and you can see each other at this parenting class, I only have jurisdiction on the accused. So I'll tell the accused. If you want me to lift the no contact order, you go and you finish a family violence, parenting class, complaining witness, also known as the victim, you're free to join them there if you want to see them there. And I'll also say, and you can see each other in the office of a certified marriage and family counselor, you want to tell me what to work on this relationship that has led to one of you being criminally charged for violence against the other than I want to hear from that marriage. And and don't come to me after your intake, that's one session, maybe two, I want you to go there and I want to see a letter after you've seen that therapist six times, six times, then you can come to me with the letter or testimony that I'll consider in removing the no contact order. That's how we work those therapists in into the general family violence population. Now, you asked specifically about a federal court, our counselors and therapists do assessments for for substance abuse. They also do individual counseling, they do group counseling, they do with this particular population, the science shows that the reason they're in our court is because 90% of the people in my court were rusted under the influence of substances out of that 90% universe, almost 100% of them will self disclose that they are adult survivors of childhood trauma, or abuse. So in the program, we assess them for trauma, they do the ACEs study, you know, survey, and most of them come up five and above. Right. So we treat the trauma, we need a trauma certified therapist and counselor to do Mr. Tear trauma therapy, we get them healed up then we need the counselors, it's the our specialist in substance abuse. So we get them sober, we get them, we get them through that through individual and group therapy. And then you know, the the final part of it is to give them the skills so that they don't come back into the criminal justice system. And they don't reoffend. And a therapist and a counselor play a huge role at different junctures and different capacities to get these folks out of the criminal justice system, and give them some hope that they won't return to the criminal justice system because they were triggered, or they relapsed. That's how we use our counselors and therapists, not only with the general population who had been accused of family violence, but with the specialized population that are being given a chance in butterfly Hill court to do what we ordered them to do. Just, you know, do what we tell you to do is to judge Taurus said, and if you follow our direction, and if you follow our guidance, you will graduate and when you graduate, you truly get a second chance at life by getting your case dismissed and expunged at no cost to you. Now the cost to you will be if you can't finish the program and take advantage of all this counseling, and therapy and therapy. Because if you aren't under supervision and you go on probation, or you're found guilty of this crime, you will be completely excluded from the American Dream for the rest of your life. What I mean by that we're promised life. Right? We're promised happiness and the pursuit of justice, right. But you can't have that if you're deemed a violent offender because you're excluded from qualifying for college tuition or financial aid. You're disqualified from renting or leasing a house because the landlord can use your your record your criminal record that shows you're a violent offender to stop to not lease or rent to you. By law. Judge Torres cannot name you as a primary conservator to your children because you have a family violence domestic violence record. You cannot carry a handgun or a firearm or use ammunition because you lose that constitutional right under this particular system of family violence. And you will be excluded from all levels of licensed professions in which you must apply For licensed from the state, and you can't be a therapist or a teacher or a nurse, or a home health care provider, you can't be a cosmetologist or a plumber or an electrician, you can't be a truck driver, any license that's issued by the State is barred from you, because you're a violent offender, that creates a whole sub section of our population that exists out there that are being deprived of the right to pursue, you know, the American dream. And so these courts, mine in particular, turns that around for them.