Uploaded April 2014 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
(April 24, 2014) The courtroom can be a very scary place for kids and victims who need to testify. That's why one East Texas county is turning to some furry and feathery companionship for help. The Nacogdoches County District Attorney's office has not one but two animals for those who need some support before going into court. The report from KETK-TV reporter Marlena Hamilton: ow.ly/wjt5G
(April 24, 2014) The courtroom can be a very scary place for kids and victims who need to testify. That's why one East Texas county is turning to some furry and feathery companionship for help. The Nacogdoches County District Attorney's office has not one but two animals for those who need some support before going into court. The report from KETK-TV reporter Marlena Hamilton: ow.ly/wjt5G
