United States
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McDougall v. Lamm |
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McDougall v. Lamm (unpublished) |
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McElroy v. Carter |
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McGinnis v. State |
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McGraw v. R and R Investments, Ltd. |
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McLIBEL | |
McMahon v. Craig |
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McNeely v. U.S. |
Defendant McNeely was convicted in a jury trial in the Superior Court of violating the Pit Bull and Rottweiler Dangerous Dog Designation Emergency Amendment Act. On appeal, t he Court of Appeals, held that the Act did not deprive defendant of fair warning of the proscribed conduct, as the defendant here was required to know that he owned pit bulls in order to be convicted under the Act; and the prosecutor's improper comment was rendered harmless by the trial court's curative instructions. |
McPherson v. Schlemmer |
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MD - Animal control - § 1-1315. Adoption fee waiver for veterans at animal control facilities | This Maryland statute, enacted in 2021, states that an animal control facility operated by a county or municipality shall waive the adoption fee for a dog or cat adopted by a veteran who presents a valid driver's license or identification card issued by the Motor Vehicle Administration that includes a notation of veteran status in accordance with § 12-302 of the Transportation Article. The animal control facility may limit the number of adoption fee waivers granted to an individual under this subsection to one dog and one cat within a 6-month period. |