A key service helping convicted US veterans recover remains dysfunctional for everyone else, but there's a fix

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A key service helping convicted US veterans recover remains dysfunctional for everyone else, but there's a fix

A retired Army National Guard officer holds coins, which are awarded to veterans who complete a treatment program, at the Kent County Courthouse in Warwick, Rhode Island on May 13, 2016.AP Photo/Charles KrupaVeteran treatment courts provide comprehensive rehabilitations for convicted veterans.Adult drug treatment courts are struggling to provide comparable support due to lack of resources.The success of adult drug treatment courts depends on gov…