1. Whether the Fourteenth Amendment of the
United States Constitution gives victims of crimes
committed by veterinarians standing to seek the same
protections, services, remedies, privileges and rights
afforded to victims of crimes committed by nonveterinarians.

2. Whether the Fourteenth Amendment of the
United States Constitution gives individuals who are
mandated by animal cruelty and rabies control
statutes to pay monies to veterinarians under penalty
of arrest and prosecution for non-compliance standing
to challenge the Executive's non-enforcement policies
exempting veterinarians from the criminal code.

3. Whether agency and executive discretion in
adopting non-enforcement policies is constrained by
the United States Constitution.

Victims of crimes committed by veterinarians seeking equal protections and rights