Monday, September 29, 2008
Saturday, September 27, 2008
U of M patents test for mutant gene in Labs
I decided this story was worthy of the animal law blog due to the U of M's plans to patent the test and use it for income. :)
link to article
link to article
Friday, September 26, 2008
St. Paul man throws dog from third floor balcony
What the hell is wrong with people? The article is pretty detailed - hopefully it upsets people and the police and prosecutors continue to follow through in prosecuting this guy. Star Tribune article
Pioneer Press
Pioneer Press
Thursday, September 25, 2008
Wednesday, September 24, 2008
Gray wolves back on endangered species list?
Federal agency is asking judge to vacate their decision to take gray wolves off of the endangered species list. NY Times article
Monday, September 22, 2008
Walk for Farm Animals
An event passed on from SALDF:
Walk for Farm Animals website
“The Walk for Farm Animals is a critical tool that provides an opportunity for animal advocates to demonstrate their support for animal protection, educate the public about why this is important issue and help raise the funds necessary to continue Farm Sanctuary’s distinctive work to rescue animals from abuse, and advocate for farm animal protection across the country,” said Farm Sanctuary President and Co-founder Gene Baur.
Walk for Farm Animals website
“The Walk for Farm Animals is a critical tool that provides an opportunity for animal advocates to demonstrate their support for animal protection, educate the public about why this is important issue and help raise the funds necessary to continue Farm Sanctuary’s distinctive work to rescue animals from abuse, and advocate for farm animal protection across the country,” said Farm Sanctuary President and Co-founder Gene Baur.
animal law volunteer opportunity
I received the following information that some of you may want to check out. Also, Bruce Wagman is one of the most well-respected animal law attorneys in the entire country. He has a written an animal law textbook and was the key-note speaker here at Mitchell at the '07 animal law conference.
Dear SALDF Leaders:
ALDF is looking for students to research discrete areas of law in different countries. The results will be used for a project collecting illustrations and examples of laws around the world, for a book that will be published looking at the ways different countries and cultures approach animal law. Each assignment will probably require 5-15 hours of work with a written summary of the research. Examples of assignments include research into the cruelty laws in various countries, constitutional provisions protecting animals, and different laws governing research on animals.
If you would like to assist ALDF with this project, please contact Bruce Wagman, ALDF’s Chief Outside Litigation Counsel, at bwagman@schiffhardin.com.
Dear SALDF Leaders:
ALDF is looking for students to research discrete areas of law in different countries. The results will be used for a project collecting illustrations and examples of laws around the world, for a book that will be published looking at the ways different countries and cultures approach animal law. Each assignment will probably require 5-15 hours of work with a written summary of the research. Examples of assignments include research into the cruelty laws in various countries, constitutional provisions protecting animals, and different laws governing research on animals.
If you would like to assist ALDF with this project, please contact Bruce Wagman, ALDF’s Chief Outside Litigation Counsel, at bwagman@schiffhardin.com.
Thursday, September 18, 2008
mad science
FDA to allow genetically engineered animals for food
Note that the FDA is not currently planning to require that food be labeled modified. Also have to wonder if anyone is taking into account the health and well-being of the animals involved.
Note that the FDA is not currently planning to require that food be labeled modified. Also have to wonder if anyone is taking into account the health and well-being of the animals involved.
Wednesday, September 17, 2008
MSBA Animal Law CLE
This CLE will be held on Weds., Nov. 12th from 12-1:30pm on campus here at Mitchell. Most of the animal law section's CLEs are held in downtown Minneapolis so this is a great opportunity for Animal Law Society members to do some networking and learn more about Animal Law Legislation here in Minnesota. As always, this CLE is free for students.
Link to MSBA CLE page
Link to MSBA CLE page
Tuesday, September 16, 2008
Factory farm workers abuse of pigs
Yahoo news story with link to PETA video
Note that there is a link between this farm and Hormel (a Minnesota company)
Note that there is a link between this farm and Hormel (a Minnesota company)
Thursday, September 11, 2008
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