many Americans judge people or what is going on in Indian Country unfairly because they don't understand that they are not--their jurisdiction and their requirements and their abilities are way, way different.
Highlighting misconceptions about judicial standards in Indian Country compared to other areas.
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Honestly, it came down to prayers and aspirin, which are--which was the way that we handled things most of the time.
What we don't do here--what I hope and pray that we don't do in Congress--is take it for granted that everything is going to be just fine.
I am concerned that these rules do not take into consideration constituencies like the majority of the constituents in my district that primarily speak Spanish.
We also need someone to come and somewhere to go when an individual requires greater mental health support.
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