Principle Criteria
Free Enterprise
Property Rights
Personal Responsibility
Limited Government
Individual Liberty
Digest
HB 1346 increases penalties for attacks by dangerous dogs, making it a felony if an unprovoked attack results in bodily injury, serious bodily injury, or death outside the owner's property or vehicle. It also enhances confidentiality for witnesses reporting dangerous dogs and provides specific procedures for determining whether a dog is dangerous in large municipalities. Repeat offenses for failing to register a dangerous dog result in higher penalties.
Contact the Author
Rep. Elizabeth Campos
Capitol Phone:
(512) 463-0452
Capitol Office:
EXT E2.422
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