art of animal advocacy
Subtitle: using litigation, legislation and science to advocate for animals : October 14-16, 2005
By: hosted by Student Animal Legal Defense Fund, Lewis & Clark Law School [and] National Center for Animal Law.
Contributors: Lewis & Clark Law School. Student Animal Legal Defense Fund.; National Center for Animal Law.
Publisher: Lewis & Clark Law School
Published: 2005
Place of publication: [Portland, Or
Language: eng
Subjects: Animal welfare -- Law and legislation -- United States -- Congresses; Animals -- Law and legislation -- United States -- Congresses
Genres: Congresses.
Notes: At head of title: Welcome to the 13th annual Animal Law Conference.

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Protecting wildlife through science and the law / Corey Evans, Geneva Page, Daniel Rohlf; title: Legal strategies to combat confined animal feeding operations / Andrew Hanson; title: Advancing legal protections for animals used in research / Corey Evans, Geneva Page, Peter Petersan; title: Evolving legal standards for captive exotic animals / Jill Buckley, Nicole G. Paquette; title: Protecting animals on the local level : the effect of preemption on city ordinances / Orly Degani, Peter Brandt; title: Advancing humane standards / Carter Dillard, Mindy Kursban; title: Advancing protections for companion animals / Jill Buckley, Geordie Duckler; title: International protections for wildlife / Kitty Block, Adam M. Roberts, Chris Wold; title: Gaining power for animals in the lawmaking arena : voting blocs, lobbying, and ballot initiatives / Julie E. Lewin, Nancy Perry; title: Animal rescue in the wake of Hurricane Katrina / Peter Brandt, Stephanie Engelsman, Andrew Ireland Moore; title: Advancing protections for farmed animals / Carter Dillard ... [et al.]; title: Legal strategies to promote predator recovery / Brent Foster, Minette Johnson, Tanya Shenk; title: Animal law student workshops / Pamela Alexander ... [et al.]; title: Attorney workshops / Pamela Alexander ... [et al.]; title: Why we need voting blocs for animals in your town, city, county and state / Julie E. Lewin.