After all, they’re called Domestic Ferrets!
The Administrative Procedure Act (APA) is a cornerstone of administrative law, designed to ensure transparency, accountability, and public participation in government decision-making. Under the APA,
I always get a kick out of it when a Legislator comes up with “There ought to be a law” contest. Don’t they know there
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We haven’t approached a legislator in a long time. It’s time to try again, this time with a twist. We have approached various city councils
Why We Don’t Even Bother with the Legislature any more Ferrets Anonymous and LegalizeFerrets.org used to search the legislature every year looking for a sponsor
What if the state constitution means what it says? Domestic animals are legal? That would make the price I paid even worse.
Question for the State Attorney General According to the California Attorney General’s website: As the chief law officer of the state, the California Attorney General
Senator Brian Jones buys the arguments that domestic ferrets are wild animals who could threaten our delicate ecosystem.
Assemblyman Kelly Seyarto suddenly abandons the idea of helping California ferret owners, but why?
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