S 2121
Courtroom Dogs Act
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This bill, the Courtroom Dogs Act, directs the Department of Justice to create guidelines for using dogs in federal courtrooms and grand jury rooms. These guidelines aim to support defendants, complainants, and witnesses, while also addressing potential issues like prejudice and courtroom management. The goal is to establish best practices for the use of facility dogs in a way that is fair and efficient.
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Dianne Feinstein
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