Animal Law Fundamentals is an educational video series featuring presentations by notable scholars and legal practitioners on key topics in the field of animal law.
The goal of this series is to make the fundamentals of animal law readily accessible to all. Each episode includes a documentary-style video presentation by a national expert in the subject matter, accompanied by a scholarly paper offering a ‘deeper dive’.
Current Series
Animal Welfare Act: Oversight of Exhibition
Animals as Property, Quasi-Property or Quasi-Person
Cutting Edge Issues in 21st Century Animal Food Product Labeling
Discussions on Animal Rights Law
Food Transparency & Ag-Gag Laws
Overview of the Animal Welfare Act
Standing to Protect and Advocate for Animals
Wildlife: Related Acts and State Management Issues
Upcoming Episodes
Animal Welfare Act: Oversight of the Pet Trade
Humane Methods of Slaughter Act
Introduction to Animal Law Fundamentals
The Brooks Institute is providing these presentation and paper resources as an informational and educational public service, but it is neither an endorsement nor statement of Brooks Institute policy. Reference to any specific product, service, organization, or person does not constitute a representation by or opinion of the Brooks Institute. The views and opinions expressed and information provided by the presenters/authors are their own and their presentation does not imply an endorsement by the Brooks Institute.