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Qin Shiou whistled, and the tiger leopard, who was rolling on the grass with a small radish head, shook his big ears, then ran in with light steps, sat obediently on both sides of his sofa and placed his head on his knees.

When Hobot and Louis saw the two lace-hard-behaved, their eyes lit up and praised them repeatedly:

"What a pretty little guy, look at their fur, it looks like they are covered with gold!"

"Looking forward to seeing them in court tomorrow, I believe these two little guys will comfort the children."

Qin Shiou touched Hu Zi and Leopard's heads, reached out to point at the two of them, pulled Wang and looked at them with his head tilted, then walked over with a small step, sat down, stretched out his right front paw and placed it in front of them.

This scene directly made Hobot and Louis, tentatively shake hands with the little guys, and give a thumbs up and shout, "So smart, they are simply children, they are not dogs!"

Qin Shiou was more cautious. After all, Lalawang was not a human being, and some orders could not be accepted. Moreover, their growth space was relatively closed, and they saw too few strangers, so they might not be willing to accept strangers.

After Huzi and Leopard came in for a while, Hobot and Louis left satisfied. Before leaving, they took out a bag of calcium milk cookies from their bags and distributed them to two Lalawangs. The Lalawangs looked up at Qin Shiou, and waited for him to nod, then opened their mouths to take the cookies, divided them and ate them.

Hobot and Louis once again gave thumbs up. In their eyes, the tiger and the leopard were already gods.

The next meeting between the two parties is a week later. Hu Zi and Leopard will meet the children and then accompany the children to appear in court.

After seeing off Hobot and Louis, Qin Shiou went back to learn about the situation of the court-treated dog.

He found that in the United States, where the most treatments for dogs were used for court treatment, there were mixed reviews about this system, and the relevant situation has been debated.

Some prosecutors believe that the emergence of court-treated dogs is a milestone development for juvenile persecution criminology and will become a trend for future trials. Many states have allowed trained psychotherapy dogs to relieve the pressure on the parties during trials, especially children and vulnerable witnesses.

For example, courts in Arizona, Hawaii, Idaho, Indiana and other regions have allowed these trained dogs to attend court, providing snuggle-style comfort to children and other emotionally vulnerable witnesses.

However, the emergence of the treatment dog has caused some legal controversy, and defense lawyers believe that the appearance of the dog during the trial will affect the jury's verdict.

Some well-known lawyers in the public defense agency believe that the treatment dog is indeed decompressing witnesses. But this pressure may also be the pressure of facing the presumption of guilt or the pressure of lying, while the jury will think that the witness will tell the truth under the guidance of the dog.

Qin Shiou thought this made sense. The treatment dog was regarded as helping the victims to relieve stress and let them tell the truth. But is this really the truth? If they were telling a lie, because the treatment dog was around, people would still be considered to be the truth.

This is not fair to the defendant.

It is precisely because of this controversy that Canada has not passed the resolution to treat dogs to the court. But this time, St. Johns decided to break the rules.

To this end, after receiving Qin Shiou's promise, Hobot and Louis went back to publish a poll on the official website of St. Johns Court, and solicited public opinions through the Internet and paper media to whether the treatment dogs were allowed to help the plaintiffs and witnesses to relieve stress.

Hobot, who represented St. Johns Court, a judge, in the investigation, promised that if court dogs appeared in the appeal case, they would be more cautious in hearing the case because court dogs could indeed affect the jury’s ruling.

In this regard, the court admitted that it was indeed impossible to identify the authenticity of the plaintiff and witness testimony, but this should have nothing to do with the treatment dog. They are just doing their own job well - helping witnesses relieve stress.

Hobot later gave an interview and said: "Every time the court starts, it takes several hours. We believe that cute court dogs are essential comfort for children in the long and tormented trials and can help these people."

Qin Shiou did not expect that Hu Zi and Leopard became the protagonists of the storm. In the following days, the debate about the court treating dogs began to go on fiercely, and beautiful photos of Hu Zi and Leopard appeared on the Internet and traditional media.

Among them, the statement from St. Johns Mayor Hamley is relatively classic: "I know the owners of these two healing dogs. To be honest, we are close friends, so I think I know more about them than everyone else. The tiger and the leopard are good kids. They have helped many people in the farewell town. Now, it is time for them to help more people."

What the opponents are worried about is: "When the treatment dog gains the trust of the judge, then the plaintiff who loves the house and the treatment dog will also gain the tilt of the judge's trust balance. How can we judge whether the plaintiff's words are true or false?"

The debate outside was fierce, and Qin Shiou didn't have much energy to participate. He also had to train the basketball team of Grant Elementary School.

Michelle is the only trump card. He originally had outstanding talents in basketball. Now, after strengthening training, he is growing very quickly.

His teammates are too bad and can't keep up with his pace in the training game. Michelle can break through and shoot in front of them at will, but this also means that the ace players in the opponent can ravage these poor children at will.

Michelle's strength and Qin Shiou's attention to him aroused the dissatisfaction of the teenagers. They were the bosses of this team before, not the junior Michelle.

Although the basketball team at Grant Elementary School is not famous at all, it is better than nothing. The basketball players can still rely on this to gain the attention of girls in the class. Now Michelle's appearance has made them green leaves beside red flowers, how can they bear it?

However, Qin Shiou has extremely high popularity and reputation in the farewell town, and his basketball skills are super strong. They also admire Qin Shiou very much, so they can only endure it in a depressing manner, which affected their training attitude. The combat effectiveness of the teenagers who were already incapable of ability was even worse.

Qin Shiou felt that this was not possible, so he thought of a solution. He asked foreign objects to stimulate him and held an open training match, just like NBA.

NBA's open training match is to show the players' strength and help the team sell tickets. The training match organized by Qin Shiou allows players to see the glory of becoming basketball masters and increase their interest in basketball and training motivation. (To be continued.)

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