Britain: The Legacy of Humanity Dick
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A bill against the sport faces strong opposition from sporting Tories. They are well aware that the law would be strictly enforced. Last year the R.S.P.C.A. won convictions against 994 Britons on animal-cruelty charges. Against 217 of those convicted (mostly dog owners), the ultimate penalty was invoked. They were prohibited from owning the species in question for periods ranging from a year to life.
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