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| Source: Dumblaws.com | ||
Discussion:
According to 3-1201 of the Arizona Statutes, a "donkey" falls into the broad definition "Equine", which means horses, mules, burros, and asses ("donkeys"). The word "donkey" only appears once in the statutes, in 12-553 (which defines "Equine" as a horse, pony, mule, donkey, or ass.) So, if this law existed at any time, it is more than likely that the word Equine is used instead of Donkey.
At no place in the Arizona Statutes is there currently a law regulating this type of activity. Further investigation will need to be done to debunk this "law."
Attributes, Sources, External Pro/Con-Links
- Arizona Law Resource: http://www.azleg.state.az.us/ArizonaRevisedStatutes.asp