The practice and a distinguishing feature of specialty courts that amounts to seeing the law as a helping profession is: Mental health collaboration Systemic change Therapeutic jurisprudence Voluntary participation

The question is asking about the practice and a distinguishing feature of specialty courts that view the law as a helping profession. The options provided are Mental health collaboration, Systemic change, Therapeutic jurisprudence, and Voluntary participation. Among these options, Therapeutic jurisprudence is the correct answer. Therapeutic jurisprudence is a field of law that studies the law's impact on human behavior, particularly in the context of the legal system's role in promoting mental health and well-being. It is a practice that views the law as a helping profession, where the legal system is used as a tool to promote mental health and well-being. The other options, while they may be practices or features of specialty courts, do not specifically relate to the law being viewed as a helping profession.