Failed Appeal
The Appellate Division of the New York State Supreme Court shot down the appeal of Ernest Paragallo’s animal cruelty conviction on March 31, apparently clearing
The Appellate Division of the New York State Supreme Court shot down the appeal of Ernest Paragallo’s animal cruelty conviction on March 31, apparently clearing
The Guardian Movement had a birthday not too long ago, but hardly anyone noticed. The brainchild of Dr. Elliot Katz, founder and president of the
Some Internet romances work out, some do not. Barbara and William met through an online dating service in January 2005. Their profiles included photographs of
Near the end of Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan, Spock sacrifices himself to save the USS Enterprise and the ship’s crew. The decision
A reader commenting on last week’s blog about giving horses the benefit of the “one free bite” rule mentioned attractive nuisance laws as the other
The so-called “one bite rule” has been around for centuries. The rule was a well-established tenet of English common law as far back as the
A few months ago, the Executive Board of the American Veterinary Medical Association approved a change in the oath administered to new veterinarians in an
“Finders, keepers” is one of the fundamental principles of playground property law, but does it also apply to a stray horse that wanders onto your
If you train riders in any discipline, at any level, a recent decision from an appellate court in California should give you pause. In November
There was a terrible mishap on a Kentucky back road a few days ago. A sport utility vehicle struck a loose horse that was wandering
Every state has some version of Megan’s Law on the books. The original Megan’s Law was enacted 20 years ago in New Jersey and was
My family raised American Saddlebreds in Central Kentucky, at least until the late-1970s when they realized that spending several months a year at horse shows
A win in an important competition usually does not result in a lawsuit. But sometimes it does. Butterfly Painting had a good year in 2009.
The Horse occasionally fields a question from someone wanting information about what the veterinary practice act allows a non-veterinarian to do legally in the reader’s
A lot happened during 2010, some things good, some not so good. Looking back through the year’s blogs I came up with some highlights. What
“All animals are created equal But some animals are more equal than others” What brings this commandment from George Orwell’s classic novel Animal Farm to
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