Seth Victor
Rather than regurgitate Scott Heiser’s words, I encourage you to read ALDF’s post about State v. Nix, in which the Oregon appellate court held that individual horses count as separate victims, reversing a trial court holding that multiple abused horses merged into a single count of animal abuse. As the post mentions, this is a very exciting case, and will be very useful persuasive law for cases across the country.
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Some judges are beginning to see the light!
Seth, you’re right, it is an exciting holding! I note, however that your State v Nix link goes to the wrong case. The State v. Nix link should go here:
http://www.scribd.com/doc/101950477/STATE-OF-OREGON-v-ARNOLD-WELDON-NIX#fullscreen
The ALDF link is fine.
Again, though, thanks for bringing this important case to our attention!
Thanks for the catch Lorien.
thanks this post