Courthouse Dogs Comes to Hawaii Island

Hawaiʻi Public Radio

Published February 20, 2014 at 2:13 PM HST

A modern courthouse is equipped with a number of team members. They include a judge, a jury, law enforcement, and legal teams. And on Hawaii Island, they will soon also include courthouse dogs. HPR's Sherry Bracken explains.

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