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Legal Research Guides by Course - Animal Law

Course Description

This course will be a thorough analysis of the federal and state laws pertaining to animals in the United States as well as an overview of current international animal laws. A particular emphasis will be based on the historical and current links between humans and animals and how laws are developed to protect the interactions between the two groups. Animals are viewed worldwide in different contexts, with varying cultures holding independent views of what constitutes appropriate care and ownership of animals. Insensitivity to cultural beliefs and advocacy for animals often leads emotional and even physical confrontations in lieu of more productive efforts aimed at legislating protections encompassing all human and all animals. (2 credits)

Faculty Who Teach This Course

  • Deborah Jugan, Esq. (adjunct professor)

Subject Covered Presently in Collection by:

Print Collection

HV1569.6    Animals as Aids for People with Disabilities
HV4701-HV4959     Protection of Animals - Animal Rights (as a social issue)
K949     International Law - Strict Liability - Damage caused by animals
K3620-K3624     International Law - Animal Protection - Animal Welfare - Animal Rights
KF390.5.A5     Legal aspects of Animals
KF390.5.C35     Legal aspects of Cats
KF390.5.D6     Legal aspects of Dogs
KF390.5.H6     Legal aspects of Horses
KF1293     Damage Caused by Animals
KF3835-KF3838     Veterinary Medicine and Hygiene
KF3841-KF3845     Animal Protection - Animal Welfare - Animal Rights
KFP84.5.A45     Pa Legal aspects of Animals
KFP84.5.D63     Pa Legal aspects of Dogs
KFP84.5.H67     Pa Legal aspects of Horses
KFP197.6     Pa Damage Caused by Animals
KFP368-KFP369     Pa Veterinary Law and Hygiene
KFP370     Pa Prevention of Cruelty to Animals

Legal Research Databases
Blogs

Gumberg Databases

DCLI Webpage Links

  • Primary Legal Research: Case Law, Statutory Law, Administrative Law (contains quick links to our federal and state statutes, our federal and state administrative codes, and federal and state case law)

Course Listed Under the following Law School Concentrations

  • Government & Public Interest Law

9/17/2012
Patricia Horvath