1. [OT] dog , was: Re: Reading a file into a "sequence"
On 18 Nov 2004, at 3:44, uboy wrote:
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>
> posted by: uboy <xman at myrealbox.com>
>
> OK! What's this about Dogs at home and Kats going to jail.
> Are we breaking her out of there or what?
Unfortunately, it's not a joke. While Alabama legal code says i can protect
myself with deadly force if i cannot retreat on my own property (and who can
outrun a riled up rottwiler??) from someone/thing out to do me illegal harm (or
if i believe it to be intending to do the harm),, but the judges can do however
they please. The only outs are buying more lawyers, buying the judge, or
being dead. Being dead is the only option i can afford.
Conversation atm is:
[18:16] <Fuzzness> so if I let a dangerous dog go after someone, i dont get
charged for assault although it clearly is?
[18:16] <Asmo> not in alabama apparently
[18:16] <[Tiggr]> fuxxy, correct
[18:17] <Fuzzness> will have to try that out
[18:17] <[Tiggr]> a child got mauled badly in a state park near here, the
owner might get a $200 leash law violation ticket maybe
[18:17] <[Tiggr]> if anyone had shot the dog to protect the child, they could
goto jail
Kat
2. Re: [OT] dog , was: Re: Reading a file into a "sequence"
Kat wrote:
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> On 18 Nov 2004, at 3:44, uboy wrote:
>
> >
> > posted by: uboy <xman at myrealbox.com>
> >
> > OK! What's this about Dogs at home and Kats going to jail.
> > Are we breaking her out of there or what?
>
> Unfortunately, it's not a joke. While Alabama legal code says i can protect
<snip<
> Kat
>
Kat,
I understand what you mean about the legal code in Alabama, being a resident
there myself, I recently had it out with a neighbor over a dog he had running
loose in the neighborhood. I told him that if he did not do something about
it I would call the police. Finally I did and they informed me that the only
thing they could do was "ASK" him to tie the dog up, there was a leash law
in our city, but it wasn't really being enforced.
Finally, one day the dog attacked my grand-daughter, and I had to stone it
out of my yard. When I called my lawyer he said that he did not feel that
we had much of a case, since the grand-daughter was not seriously injured.
The lawyer called the owner of the dog, and the owner finally removed the dog
from the neighborhoos and sent it to a relatives, but that was all that came
out of it, my lawyer said the owner could counter-sue for injuries I caused
the dog by stoning it. Imagine that?
Good Luck with it, I hope it comes out in your favor.
Later.
Ferlin Scarborough
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3. Re: [OT] dog , was: Re: Reading a file into a "sequence"
On Thu, 18 Nov 2004 18:17:00 -0800, Ferlin Scarborough
<guest at rapideuphoria.com> wrote:
> I understand what you mean about the legal code in Alabama, being a resident
> there myself, I recently had it out with a neighbor over a dog he had running
> loose in the neighborhood. I told him that if he did not do something about
> it I would call the police. Finally I did and they informed me that the only
> thing they could do was "ASK" him to tie the dog up, there was a leash law
> in our city, but it wasn't really being enforced.
>
> Finally, one day the dog attacked my grand-daughter, and I had to stone it
> out of my yard. When I called my lawyer he said that he did not feel that
> we had much of a case, since the grand-daughter was not seriously injured.
>
> The lawyer called the owner of the dog, and the owner finally removed the dog
> from the neighborhoos and sent it to a relatives, but that was all that came
> out of it, my lawyer said the owner could counter-sue for injuries I caused
> the dog by stoning it. Imagine that?
>
> Good Luck with it, I hope it comes out in your favor.
Yikes! In Australia, any dog that attacks a person is destroyed.
I think you all should seriously start harassing local politicians
about this issue, hopefully some of them will see sense and lobby to
change the laws. "Just think of the children"
--
MrTrick
4. Re: [OT] dog , was: Re: Reading a file into a "sequence"
Alabama seems like a foreign country, cause here in
America(Nevada/cal.) a dog gets Terminated for stuff like that, next
time, just shoot the owner.
Daniel
PS. It may not be too late yet.
On Fri, 19 Nov 2004 13:21:20 +1100, Patrick Barnes <mrtrick at gmail.com> wrote:
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> On Thu, 18 Nov 2004 18:17:00 -0800, Ferlin Scarborough
>
>
> <guest at rapideuphoria.com> wrote:
> > I understand what you mean about the legal code in Alabama, being a resident
> > there myself, I recently had it out with a neighbor over a dog he had
> > running
> > loose in the neighborhood. I told him that if he did not do something about
> > it I would call the police. Finally I did and they informed me that the
> > only
> > thing they could do was "ASK" him to tie the dog up, there was a leash law
> > in our city, but it wasn't really being enforced.
> >
> > Finally, one day the dog attacked my grand-daughter, and I had to stone it
> > out of my yard. When I called my lawyer he said that he did not feel that
> > we had much of a case, since the grand-daughter was not seriously injured.
> >
> > The lawyer called the owner of the dog, and the owner finally removed the
> > dog
> > from the neighborhoos and sent it to a relatives, but that was all that came
> > out of it, my lawyer said the owner could counter-sue for injuries I caused
> > the dog by stoning it. Imagine that?
> >
> > Good Luck with it, I hope it comes out in your favor.
>
> Yikes! In Australia, any dog that attacks a person is destroyed.
> I think you all should seriously start harassing local politicians
> about this issue, hopefully some of them will see sense and lobby to
> change the laws. "Just think of the children"
>
> --
> MrTrick
>
>
