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To: 2Trievers
I note that he's been convicted of a crime, though. So the owners need to take the next step and sue him. Since the burden of proof for a civil tort is less than that for a criminal conviction, a summary judgement might well be possible. Let's see now...

Regular damages (the vet bills plus time and expenses to travel to and from the vet), emotional distress, punitive damages, exemplary damages, plus court costs and reasonable attorney fees...

Assure the dear boy that it is merely a formality. Then get a writ of execution and garnish his bank account one day after he gets paid...so that the checks he wrote to pay bills all bounce....

Then get another writ and go into his house to videotape his personal property...

Oh, yes, the civil justice system can be quite effective...

31 posted on 06/25/2002 4:46:05 AM PDT by neutrino
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To: neutrino
LOL ... I want you on my legal beagle team! You make my whiskers hurt at the thought of the possibilities. &;-)


32 posted on 06/25/2002 4:56:11 AM PDT by 2Trievers
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