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![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() | Animal Law Papers & Treatises ORDER YOUR ANNUAL CLE MATERIALS! The materials from the State Bar of Texas Animal Law Section Annual Animal Law Institute CLE courses held in 2005, 2004, 2003 and 2002 are available for purchase. If you missed the seminars, you can still get the materials. To order one or more copies, send a check made payable to "State Bar of Texas Animal Law Section" to: Animal Law Section c/o The 2005 papers are $50. The 2002, 2003 and 2004 papers are $30. 2005 papers include: Custody Disputes -Adam P. Karp Foxes in the Hen House- Ethical Considerations in Estate Planning and Probate Concerning Animals Balancing Veterinary Law and Animal Law Ethical Issues for the Lawyer with an Animal Related Practice
- Bill Davis Texas Parks and Wildlife Department 2003 Legislative Update - Boyd Kennedy Bless the Beasts and the Children: Talking "Rights" for Animals and Children - Alyce Miller Panel Discussion on Ethics - Laney Vazquez Integrating Animal Interests into the Legal System - Prof. David Favre Practicing Animal Law - Christine L. Garcia Take the Bite Out of the Fight: San Francisco's Response to Dogfights - Althea Kippes Estate Planning and Probate Concerning Animals - Joel Hailey
- Laney M. Vazquez Legislative Update - Robert L. Trimble Using Federal Law to Enhance Animal Protection in the Real World - Eric Glitzenstein Fair Compensation for Loss of Companion Animals: Some Observations - Darren Bernstein To Protect and Serve? Consideration of Excessive Force by Law Enforcement Against Companion Animals and Applicable Legal Protection - Enger McCartney-Smith Estate Planning for Pet Owners - Elizabeth Howard Journey to Justice : Unleashing Sentient Property Status on Companion Animals - Carolyn B. Matlock Overcoming Bias - Presenting in Litigation the Concept that Animals are Worthy of Protection - Baron Miller Status of Captive Wild Animals in the U.S. - Nicole Paquette The Lack of Regulation of Puppy Mills Under the Animal Welfare Act: A Study of Injustice Under Existing Law - Sara Amundson Discussion of Horse Slaughter Case Under Texas Statute Prohibiting Slaughter for Purpose of Human Consumption - Ann Diamond
- Donald D. Feare Veterinary Medical Malpractice - Chris Copeland Animal Rights and Welfare and Globalization - Oscar Gonzalez Texas Animal Cruelty and Civil Seizure Laws - Sharon Brooks Federal Animal Welfare Act - Lorin Subar Estate Planning for the Pet Owner - Elizabeth Howard Further Reading Animal Rights under the Law A Lawyer's Philosophical Examination of the Possibility of Animal Rights by James W. CollinsBlack-Tailed Prairie Dogs: Poster "Critters" for Failed Management Myron J. Hess, National Wildlife Federation, 44 East Avenue, Suite 200, Austin, Texas 78701, origninally published in 2000Elephants, International Issues for Endangered Species: Overview of the Convention of International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora - CITES David Favre, Professor, Detroit College of Law, Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan, 2000Endangered Species Act Overview Myron J. Hess, National Wildlife Federation, 44 East Avenue, Suite 200, Austin, Texas 78701, origninally published in 2000Landowner Liability: Wildlife Aspects Boyd Kennedy, Staff Attorney, Law Enforcement Division, Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, Spring 2000Maggie's Story Christy Lawrence, originally published in the National Paralegal Reporter in Fall 2000 The State Bar of Texas Animal Law Section accepts original legal research, documents, forms, treatises, etc., for presentation here on its website. The Animal Law Section does not warrant any of these writings. Any opinions expressed in the writings are of the author and not of the Animal Law Section. This website is a public resource of general information which is not promised or guaranteed to be correct, complete or updated. The information contained in this website is an educational or informational supplement to, and not a substitute for, the knowledge, expertise, skill, and judgment of a competent attorney. Information presented is not intended to be used as legal opinion or advice. The reader should not consider this information to be an invitation for an attorney-client relationship, should not rely on information provided herein and should always seek the advice of a competent attorney. |
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