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PolitiFact | Did South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem break the law by shooting her dog? What legal experts say - Vimarsana News

PolitiFact | Did South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem break the law by shooting her dog? What legal experts say

It may be the most controversial dog death since "Old Yeller" — the faithful stray dog turned rabid — that had to be put

5 Questions with 'Future Perfect 50' Inductee Justin Marceau - Vimarsana News

5 Questions with 'Future Perfect 50' Inductee Justin Marceau

Justin Marceau’s work is both boundary-breaking and interdisciplinary. As the Brooks Institute Faculty Research Scholar of Animal Law and Policy at the University of Denver’s Sturm College of Law, Marceau mainly studies the intersection of criminal law and animal law — but his research doesn’t stop there. He’s also an expert in Constitutional law and environmental and natural resources law. And Marceau is a busy guy; he also serves as faculty director of the Animal Law Program, the faculty director of the Animal Activist Legal Defense Project (AALDP); and is an affiliated faculty mem...

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Anti-Hunters Appointed To Colorado Wildlife Commission Could Be A Warning For Wyoming - Vimarsana News

Anti-Hunters Appointed To Colorado Wildlife Commission Could Be A Warning For Wyoming

A former Wyoming Game and Fish commissioner says Wyoming doesn't need to worry about anti-hunters infiltrating its wildlife commission now, but is concerned with "up-and-coming wildlife biologists" because of the bias they are taught in the university system.

Grant to expand Animal Law Program at OCU | The Journal Record - Vimarsana News

Grant to expand Animal Law Program at OCU | The Journal Record

An expanding Animal Law Program at Oklahoma City University should offer some interesting insights into issues of the animal world not only for students at the university but for others who may take part in future public lectures, OCU officials said

'Nothing to do, nowhere to go': What happens when elephants live alone - Vimarsana News

'Nothing to do, nowhere to go': What happens when elephants live alone

Research shows that solitary confinement is damaging to the human brain. The same is likely true for elephants.