Regarding the related problems faced by Mental Appraisal, the scope of those seems narrow, but the content of those is quite controversial; so that this Article plans to go through a scrutiny to the back ground problems and legal regulations concerned. Regarding “the Sulfuric Acid Pouring Incident”, the verdicts of the Courts dissent from each other, although this is a inevitable situation of legal judgment. Appraisers provide their opinions based on their professional knowledge to assist the Judges to make the most proper judgment, but their opinions do not mean the final decisions of the Courts. How to make judgments of the Judgers consistent with the opinions of the Appraisers in certain specific cases is the key point of this article. This article will also study the effects of the Criminalization of Drunken Driving on the practices of Mental Appraisal. According to Article 35 of the Road Traffic Management and Penalty Act, when the enforcer of this Act compels the driver to mandatory blood test if such driver refuses to the exhale test, the Appraisal Procedure is instituted and thus the related problems arise. For Appraiser’s better understanding of the mental status of the defendant, is it a proper way to add the institution of Appraisal Procedure is instituted and thus the related problems arise. For Appraiser’s better understanding of the mental status of the defendant, is it a proper way to add the institution of Appraisal Custody into the Criminal Procedure Law? Does this new institution help the Appraisal, or even make the Appraisal Report do a more specific job? How do we diminish the differences between the opinions of the Judges and Appraisers? Should the Appraisers play a more aggressive role in the new Criminal Procedure System? These are the key points of this Article.