Purple Summers took a deep breath.
Maybe it was because she was pregnant that she became more emotional. During this court hearing, her mood fluctuated several times, somewhat restless.
Purple Summers pursed her lips and once again began to speak slowly, "In the world, there are already over 100 countries that have enacted the 'Animal Protection Act'—
In Germany, harming animals can result in a fine, and in severe cases, criminal responsibility, with a maximum imprisonment of three years;
In Canada, the maximum punishment for animal abuse is imprisonment for five years;
In Japan, wantonly killing and injuring animals can lead to imprisonment for less than a year, along with a fine of one million yen;
And in Russia's 'Civil Code', Article 137 states that cruelty to animals is not allowed if it contravenes humane principles. Regarding compensation for animal victims, the focus must be on the life value of the animals, not solely defined by their market value."
... Life value.
