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"Dave Hall" wrote in message
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Not exactly the same, but now much variation would you expect?


In Sag Harbor, NY (near the end of Long Island), it is against the law to
bring a pig into the village on Sundays.


I didn't say ALL laws. We're dealing specifically with pet laws here.


You said "how much variation would you expect?", which implies that because
laws are one way in place A, they are probably the same in place B. To an
extent, that's true, but in many cases, it's not. For instance, in my town,
there is no law requiring dog vandals who are walking their vermin to pick
up what their vermin leaves behind. There's a good reason for it: It would
be almost impossible to enforce. However, 2 miles away in the Rochester city
limits, there *is* such a law. Go figure. Two places, two different laws.


 
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