Stricter animal cruelty law passed
Florida just passed a bill allowing judges to charge animal cruelty cases with a "third-degree felony" punishable by up to "five years in prison" and a "$10,000 fine" and "prohibit" the offender from ...
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Crowe wrote:
How can anyone enforce a person not owning another animal? Is there some sort of national database these offenders go in to that town clerks tap into when you register your dog? Sounds completely unenforceable to me.
Felony charges involve probation. PO officers are mandated to routinely do unannounced home checks on people on probation.
If the person is found to have a dog, that is a 'violation of probation' and off they go back to jail. There is no if and's or butts when it comes to violating probation.
