What New York Livestock Producers Should Do When a Peace Officer Comes Knocking on Their Barn Door
Contributor: Cari Rincker
SUMMARY: This article seeks to advise New York livestock producers what they should do when a non-police officer (a "peace officer") from an animal society has a warrant and wants to investigate whether there is livestock animal abuse.
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Doc Type:
Legal Article/Newsletter
Published: 3/3/2010
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What New York Livestock Producers Should Do When a Peace Officer Comes Knocking on Their Barn Door
Legal System: United States
Subject Matter:
Criminal Law
Agriculture
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