Animal Welfare Law in Britain: Regulation and Responsibility

Michael Radford

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Foreword by Donald M Broom, Colleen Macleod Professor of Animal Welfare in the University of Cambridge Table of Cases, Legislation and Abbreviations Glossary A: INTRODUCTION 1. To Guard and Protect B: HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT 2. A Great Revolution 3. The First Legislation 4. Extending Protection C: THE LEGAL AND POLITICAL CONTEXT 5. The Continuing Need for Legal Regulation 6. The Contemporary Legal Framework 7. Law and Politics D: CRUELTY 8. The Offence of Cruelty 9. Cruelty: Culpability and Consequences 10. Unnecessary Suffering E: WELFARE 11. The Nature of Animal Welfare 12. Public Control 13. Quality of Care 14. ENFORCEMENT 15. Enhancing Regulation and Responsibility Appendix 1: Animal Protection and Welfare Bill Introduced into Parliament, Sessions 1985/86-1999/2000 Appendix 2: Prosecutions Appendix 3: European Convention for the Protection of Pet Animals Bibliography Index

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