Arizona Law Term Clarification

Summary

In Arizona law, conclusively means something is established beyond doubt, leaving no room for dispute. It signifies a final and definitive determination on a matter. In the context of the law regarding shooting a dog, it means the evidence must be clear and indisputable that the dog has recently killed or chased livestock. There should be no doubt or need for further investigation to prove the dogs involvement in such actions.

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Below is the Arizona law for shooting a dog please clearly define the word "conclusively" as it is said in the follow Arizona law... A. If any person discovers a dog killing, wounding or chasing livestock, or discovers a dog under circumstances which show conclusively that it has recently killed or chased livestock, he may pursue and kill the dog.
In the context of the Arizona law you mentioned, "conclusively" means that the evidence must be clear and indisputable that the dog has recently killed or chased livestock. There should be no doubt or need for further investigation to prove that the dog was involved in such actions.
Is there a specific incident or situation you're dealing with related to this law?