For the dog owner whose dog is falsely accused of being dangerous, or who has to defend himself after being cited for an animal control violation. Shows the dog owner how to understand the law, how to deny a false charge, how to deal with a violation of the dog owner's right to a fair trial, how to marshal the evidence that supports the dog owner's defense, how to challenge the prosecutor's witnesses, what points to base a defense upon, and how to appeal an incorrect outcome. Written in an easy-to-understand style, clearly organized, with plenty of practical advice about what works and what doesn't. The author is Attorney Kenneth M. Phillips, the USA's "best-known practitioner of terrier torts," per the Los Angeles Times.
