SB 77 (2019)
This bill did not become law.
Last updated 2024-02-27 4:15 pm
Summary:
Requires a court to ban a person convicted of felony animal cruelty from owning any animals for at least five years. This bill also requires the courts to hold a preliminary hearing within 14 days if animals are confiscated as part of an animal cruelty case, and gives a defendant just 14 days to post a bond to cover the cost of care for the animals when appealing a conviction.
Status Detail:
Tabled in the House
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