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Assembly passes bill raising proof standard in 'dangerous dog' cases
Summary
The California State Assembly passed AB 793, which sets a clear-and-convincing proof standard for proceedings that determine whether a dog is dangerous or vicious. Supporters said the measure balances public safety with animal welfare; the vote was 55-0.
Assemblymember Schultz presented Assembly Bill 793 on the Assembly floor March 6, saying the bill would adopt a clear-and-convincing standard for proceedings that determine whether a dog is dangerous or vicious. The measure passed on a recorded vote, Ayes 55, Noes 0.
AB 793 aims to change the standard of proof in potentially life-altering dog determinations. “California's current approach to potentially dangerous dog proceedings often leads to irreversible and life altering and quite frankly, life ending…
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