Chinese name: Comfort Dog mbth: Comfort dogs type: new dog's "working type" function: giving comfort and support. Introduction to Comfort dogs, opposing views, supporting views, client's views, and introduction to Comfort Dogs refer to a new dog's "working type" in the United States, that is, "Comfort Dogs" in court. When the victim or witness begins to say something sad, the comfort dog can respond to their negative emotions. It will gently touch the witness and give comfort and support. Let the victim or witness have more courage to identify the suspect's crime. In case of disagreement, David martin and Steven Levin, the defendants' defense lawyers, said that Rossi was cute and naturally aroused sympathy, which would affect the jury's judgment. In this way, whether the witness perjures or tells the truth, it will put the defendant in an unfair position. "This actually violates the rights of the defendant." "Comfort the dog" can really help people who are under heavy pressure to relieve their emotions. But it can not only reduce the victim's fear of facing the defendant, but also reduce the pressure of lying. "Martin said. These lawyers said: "But the jury is more inclined to think that Rosie is helping the victim to tell the truth more calmly than that she is lying. Lawyer Martin said: "Every time she (the victim) touches the dog, she actually unconsciously sends a message to the jury that she is under great pressure to tell the truth to the defendant. "Christine Hawker, the prosecutor of the Dachis County District Attorney's Office who supported this view and allowed Rossi to enter the court, said that what Rossi did was only to help the victims relieve their emotional stress. She commented that the defense lawyer's allegations were boring. Matthew Weisso, a lawyer in charge of the case in Dachis County, said that dogs like Rosie would not have a substantial impact on the testimony of witnesses of serious crimes such as murder. " They will only relieve the pressure of witnesses, heal the psychological trauma and enable young children to stand on the witness stand. "The practice of allowing dogs to accompany witnesses in court began in 2003. A dog named Kit in Seattle accompanied a victim of serious sexual assault in court. Allen Stephens participated in the trial that year, and she later became the promoter of bringing dogs to court. She said, "Sometimes, such a dog is crucial for a case to get a fair trial. Douglas Lal, whose client's viewpoint is disabled, recently recalled that a Labrador named Avery had accompanied him to court as many as 50 times to accuse an accomplice. I'm very scared. It was Avery who gave me courage. " Lal said.