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01-30-2009, 12:38 PM
H2282: EQUINE TRIPPING; VIOLATION
Knowingly or intentionally tripping an equine for entertainment or sport is a class 1
misdemeanor, punishable by at least 48 consecutive hours in jail and a fine of at least $1000 for
a first offense, 30 consecutive days in jail and a fine of at least $2000 for a second offense, and
90 consecutive days in jail and a fine of at least $2000 for a third or subsequent offense.
First sponsor: Rep. Sinema
Others: Rep. Ableser, Rep. Barto, Rep. Biggs, Rep. Brown, Rep. Chad Campbell, Rep. Driggs, Rep. Farley, Rep.
Fleming, Rep. Kavanagh, Rep. Lujan, Rep. Meyer, Rep. Pancrazi, Rep. Tobin, Sen. Aguirre, Sen. McCune Davis, Sen.
Paton, Sen. Tibshraeny
H2282 Daily History Date Action
EQUINE TRIPPING; VIOLATION1/20referred to House jud.
Knowingly or intentionally tripping an equine for entertainment or sport is a class 1
misdemeanor, punishable by at least 48 consecutive hours in jail and a fine of at least $1000 for
a first offense, 30 consecutive days in jail and a fine of at least $2000 for a second offense, and
90 consecutive days in jail and a fine of at least $2000 for a third or subsequent offense.
First sponsor: Rep. Sinema
Others: Rep. Ableser, Rep. Barto, Rep. Biggs, Rep. Brown, Rep. Chad Campbell, Rep. Driggs, Rep. Farley, Rep.
Fleming, Rep. Kavanagh, Rep. Lujan, Rep. Meyer, Rep. Pancrazi, Rep. Tobin, Sen. Aguirre, Sen. McCune Davis, Sen.
Paton, Sen. Tibshraeny
H2282 Daily History Date Action
EQUINE TRIPPING; VIOLATION1/20referred to House jud.