COURTS: Provides relative to the use of a facility dog by a witness during certain circumstances

Removed the requirement for facility dogs for witnesses under 18 or with developmental disabilities, limiting the specific amendment to R.S. 15:284(A) to only victims of sex offenses.

Deleted the specific provision (Section F) that allowed the law to be cited as 'Duvall's Duvall and Karissa's Law', reverting the citation name to the original 'Duvall's Law'.

Removed the list of co-sponsors and the 'Enrolled' status, indicating this is the original version of the bill rather than the final approved version.

Removed internal legislative metadata such as 'REENGROSSED' headers, page numbers, and the House Legislative Services digest.

Deleted the 'Summary of Amendments' section which previously explained the specific changes made during the House floor debate.

Updated the bill status from 'REENGROSSED' to 'ENROLLED', indicating the final version approved by both chambers and ready for the Governor's signature.

Added twenty-four new co-sponsors to the bill, expanding the group of legislators supporting the measure.

Changed the requirement for obscuring the dog from the jury from mandatory ('shall') to discretionary ('may order'), giving judges more flexibility in how they manage the courtroom.

Added a new provision allowing the court to instruct the jury on the role of the facility dog, either on its own motion or upon request by a party.

Corrected grammatical errors and awkward phrasing in the original text, such as removing redundant words and fixing sentence structure.