Legal Opinion
State v. Schriber
Oregon Supreme Court
Decided March 17, 1949PublishedCited by 22 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtLusk, C. J.
In 1945 the legislature passed an act relating to the control and eradication of Bang’s disease in cattle. Ch. 355, Oregon Laws, 1945. Certain amendments were adopted by Ch. 588, Oregon Laws, 1947. Under the Act cattle which are found to be infected with the disease must be slaughtered. Violation of provisions of the Act or of any rule promulgated thereunder by the director of the Department of. Agriculture was made a misdemeanor. The defendant was indicted for violating the Act and a rule established by the director by failing to cause or permit to be slaughtered. five head of cows which he…
2Cases cited36 opinions
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