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If San Francisco prosecutors press criminal charges against the owners of two dogs that fatally attacked a woman in her apartment doorway last week, they'll be able to use a year-old California law designed for such cases. The law gives prosecutors more ammo for filing charges, but requires evidence that the dogs were trained to attack and that the owners were negligent and knew of the dogs' dangerous nature.
January 31, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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