Md. Senate panel advances pit bull bill

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ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) — A Senate committee passed a measure Thursday to change state law in response to a court ruling that determined pit bulls are “inherently dangerous” animals.

The measure creates a strict liability standard for all dogs, regardless of breed. That means owners of all dogs would be liable for bites.

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