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|Articles|July 1, 2004
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A group of lawyers and veterinarians launched a new service that provides high-quality, short, quarterly reports on legal cases involving animals.
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A group of lawyers and veterinarians launched a new service that provides high-quality, short, quarterly reports on legal cases involving animals. The reports target three categories of interest: legal, veterinary and animal welfare and law enforcement. The reports are published four times a year and are available through subscription.
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