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(TRENTON) - An Assembly panel on Monday advanced legislation sponsored by Assemblymen Troy Singleton, Herb Conaway, Jr., M.D. and John Burzichelli, known as "Moose's Law," that would bar animal cruelty violators from working in various animal-related industries.
"After what they've gone through, Moose's family has been fighting to ensure that other families don't have to endure a similar tragedy," said Singleton (D-Burlington). "Putting these restrictions in place will help ensure that his legacy results in greater protections for other animals."
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