Massachusetts S1076 prohibits convicted animal abusers from owning, possessing, or residing with animals for a set period.
Massachusetts S1076 amends existing laws to prohibit individuals convicted of animal abuse from owning, possessing, or residing with animals for a specified period. For a first offense, the prohibition lasts at least five years, and for subsequent offenses, it lasts at least 15 years. Convicted individuals may petition the court to reduce the duration of the prohibition, subject to certain conditions and court approval. The court must notify relevant authorities of the prohibition's duration.
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