Laws, c. 390, § 13]. (a) The Justice of the Peace Court may declare a dog to be dangerous if it finds by clear and convincing evidence that the dog has done any of the following: (1) Killed or inflicted serious physical injury upon a human being. (2) Killed or inflicted serious physical injury upon a domestic animal, provided the domestic animal was on the property of its owner or under the immediate control of its owner. (3) Inflicted physical injury upon a human being or a domestic animal after the dog has been declared potentially dangerous under
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