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Citation | Summary | Type |
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| RULES FOR PLAYING GOD: THE NEED FOR ASSISTED MIGRATION & NEW REGULATION | Jessica Kabaz-Gomez | 19 Animal L. 111 (2012) | Climate change is quickly transforming habitats. Species in affected regions are facing extinction as they are unable to migrate to suitable environments. This Note discusses assisted migration, the intentional human-assisted movement of imperiled species to suitable habitats outside of their historic range, as an important—though controversial—conservation tool. There are, however, no comprehensive assisted migration regulations in the United States. This Note argues that the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service (FWS) should be the agency to issue regulations regarding assisted migration because FWS already has broad authority under the Endangered Species Act to conserve wildlife. This Note proposes that new regulations should be based upon existing FWS frameworks. | Article |
| Norweyian (Norwegian) Animal Law - On Its Way to Rightfulness for Animals? | Live Kleveland Karlsrud | Animal Legal and Historical Web Center |
This article provides an overview of the current laws of Norway for the protection of animals. |
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| Norweyian (Norwegian) Animal Law - On Its Way to Rightfulness for Animals? | Live Kleveland Karlsrud | Animal Legal and Historical Web Center |
This article provides an overview of the current laws of Norway for the protection of animals. |
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| Detailed Discussion of Commercial Breeders and Puppy Mills | Robyn F. Katz | Animal Legal and Historical Center |
Enforcement of commercial breeding laws rests within the individual states. It is important that states maintain uniformity, however, to preserve legitimate breeding operations. Without proper enforcement of current laws, and stricter laws introduced, puppy mills will continue to thrive on consumer demand. |
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| Brief Overview of Commercial Breeder Laws | Robyn F. Katz | Animal Legal & Historical Center |
This brief summary discusses what a commercial breeder does and what laws govern breeding operations. It then goes into how loopholes in state laws allow puppy mills to thrive. The article concludes with the idea that more states need to adopt stricter breeder laws and consumers need to do their part by not buying puppies raised in puppy mills. |
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| Overview of Commercial Breeder Laws | Robyn R. Katz | Animal Legal & Historical Center |
This overview discusses the only federal law that marginally addresses commercial breeders (the Animal Welfare Act). It then discusses various state laws that regulate commercial breeding, and how the lack of enforcement at the state level allows puppy mills to exist. |
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| What is a Puppy Mill? | Robyn F. Katz | Animal Legal & Historical Center |
This short summary gives a description of what constitutes a "puppy mill." |
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| Origins of Animal Law: Three Perspectives | Richard J. Katz: National Advisor, Michael C. Blumm: Faculty Advisor, and Holly Anne Gibbons: Law Student Editor | 10 Animal L. 1 (2004) |
This article provides three different perspectives on the origins of the Animal Law Review based at Lewis & Clark School of Law. |
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| Overview of Animal Laws in India | Taruni Kavuri | Animal Legal & Historical Center | This article summarizes animal protection laws in India. | Article |
| Introduction to the Indian Judicial System | Taruni Kavuri | Animal Legal & Historical Center | This article explores the structure of the Indian judicial system. | Article |