Montana SB300 provides protections for service dogs and their handlers, including penalties for unauthorized control and restitution for harm.
Montana SB300 establishes protections for service dogs and their handlers. It defines "service animal" and "notice," and outlines the offense of unauthorized control of a service animal, which is a misdemeanor. The bill mandates restitution for damages caused by harassment, harm, or unauthorized control of a service animal. It also amends existing laws to ensure that individuals with disabilities have the right to be accompanied by a service animal in public places and accommodations, and it addresses liability for dog bites.
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