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Rhode Island anti-trapping bill does not pass legislature (10/17/2001)
Rhode Island-
A senate bill
that would have put Rhode Island's trapping heritage at risk can carry
over into next year's legislative session.
Senator
Robert T. Kells (D-Providence) introduced Senate Bill 113 to ban the use
of steel-jawed leghold traps for the trapping of any animal. The bill
had not become law when the legislative session ended on July 12, but it
can carry over into the next session.
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