A dog-owning lawyer who refused to cut off his spaniel’s tail to meet American Kennel Club competition standards does not have standing to seek civil enforcement of New York’s anti-cruelty statute, a divided state appeals court ruled Thursday, according to this.
A dog-owning lawyer who refused to cut off his spaniel’s tail to meet American Kennel Club competition standards does not have standing to seek civil enforcement of New York’s anti-cruelty statute, a divided state appeals court ruled Thursday, according to this.
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