Kelly Armstrong: “My grandmother was the head of the North Dakota Mental…”

“So hopefully that brings people to the table and we have time before the end of the session to make sure we get it in the best shape. Forward. Moving forward. I obviously, My grandmother was the head of the North Dakota Mental health association for 20 years. I was a criminal defense attorney for a decade. I think free through recovery and figuring out how we deliver services to communities that don't have addiction counselors that don't have enough resources, I think can be a real significant impact on prison.” (28:10–28:15)

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