By Laura Ernde
Daily Journal Staff Writer SAN FRANCISCO - Whether it's a goldfish or a vicious dog, law enforcement has the right to know what kinds of pets probationers are keeping, the California Supreme Court ruled Monday. Judges in San Bernardino County had been ordering defendants on probation to notify their probation officers about any pet ownership. Probationers challenged the requirement as unconstitutional saying it was overbroad...
Daily Journal Staff Writer SAN FRANCISCO - Whether it's a goldfish or a vicious dog, law enforcement has the right to know what kinds of pets probationers are keeping, the California Supreme Court ruled Monday. Judges in San Bernardino County had been ordering defendants on probation to notify their probation officers about any pet ownership. Probationers challenged the requirement as unconstitutional saying it was overbroad...
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