HB 357 w/ SA 1 — Session Law

… person, including: 1. Legal documents that are the property of another person. 2. Inflicting physical injury on any companion animal or service animal. Page 43 of 61 d. Engaging in a course of alarming or distressing conduct in a manner which i …

… or emotional distress or to provoke a violent or disorderly response, including conduct that is directed towards any companion animal or service animal. e. Trespassing on or in property of another person, or on or in property from which the tres …

… d as a method of coercion, control, punishment, or intimidation of a person who has a close bond of affection to the “companion animal” as defined in paragraph (1)j.2. of this section: A. Inflicting or attempting to inflict physical injury on t …

… imal” as defined in paragraph (1)j.2. of this section: A. Inflicting or attempting to inflict physical injury on the companion animal. B. Engaging in conduct which is likely to cause the person to fear that the companion animal will be physica …

… t physical injury on the companion animal. B. Engaging in conduct which is likely to cause the person to fear that the companion animal will be physically injured. C. Engaging in cruelty to the companion animal under § 1325 of Title 11. 2. “Com …

… kely to cause the person to fear that the companion animal will be physically injured. C. Engaging in cruelty to the companion animal under § 1325 of Title 11. 2. “Companion animal” means an animal kept primarily for companionship instead of as …

… ion animal will be physically injured. C. Engaging in cruelty to the companion animal under § 1325 of Title 11. 2. “Companion animal” means an animal kept primarily for companionship instead of as any of the following: A. A working animal. B …

… in cruelty to the companion animal under § 1325 of Title 11. 2. “Companion animal” means an animal kept primarily for companionship instead of as any of the following: A. A working animal. B. A service animal as defined in § 4502 of Title 6. P …