CARE Court offers help for homeless with mental illness and opens in LA County
The specialized CARE Court in Norwalk allows judges to hear from petitioners who are trying to get treatment and services for people suffering from severe mental illness.
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The specialized CARE Court in Norwalk allows judges to hear from petitioners who are trying to get treatment and services for people suffering from severe mental illness.
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