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Humans and animals have developed a symbiotic relationship over the past 30,000 years. From the earliest domesticated dogs to sign-language speaking apes, animals have worked with humans throughout history. Yet the relationship is not always a positive one; predators and vermin make life very difficult. In this podcast, Lesley explores one innovative method of dealing with animals that make a nuisance of themselves: by bringing them up on charges in Court.
Podcaster: Lesley
Further Reading
E.P. Evans, The Criminal Prosecution and Capital Punishment of Animals, 2nd ed., The Lawbook Exch., Ltd. (1999). Jen Girgen, "The Historical and Contemporary Prosecution and Punishment of Animals" in Animal Law Review at Lewis & Clark Law School (2003). Katie Sykes, "Human drama, Animal Trials: What the Medieval Animal Trials can Teach us about Justice for Animals" in Animal Law Review, 17:2 (2011). Music: "Evening Melodrama" by Kevin Macleod (www.incompetech.com)
Emily Ducane
9/9/2019 12:28:39 pm
why would you not offer transcipts of the podcast? not everyone can hear to listen to them. Hi Emily, we are hoping to start, but transcripts cost money and our show is paid for out of pocket. We are looking into other ways to provide written content, which might just be including scripts as opposed to proper transcripts and to begin with the most recent episodes first. Unfortunately, some episodes never had a script. We appreciate your interest in having transcripts, though, as this supports our decision to begin including them. Leave a Reply. |