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These resources describe the legal and
constitutional deficiencies of AETA and similar
legislation, and their likely current and future
effects on advocacy.
AETA–EJA’s Summary Analysis
Law Journal
Articles/Editorials
Jared S. Goodman, Shielding Corporate Interests
from Public Dissent: An Examination of the
Undesirability and Unconstitutionality of
“Eco-Terrorism” Legislation, 16 J. L. & Pol'y
823 (2008)
David Hoch and Odette Wilkens, Response to Andrew
Kohn: The Animal Enterprise Terrorism Act is
Invidiously Detrimental to the Animal Rights Movement
(and Unconstitutional as Well), 2007, Vt. J.Envtl.
L.
David Hoch and Odette Wilkens are Project
Censored award recipients.
Dara Lovitz, Animal Lovers and Tree Huggers Are the
New Cold-Blooded Criminals?: Examining the Flaws of
Ecoterrorism Bills, 3 Mich. St. Animal L. 79
(2007)
Kimberly E. McCoy, Subverting Justice: An
Indictment of the Animal Enterprise Terrorism Act, 14
Lewis & Clark L. Rev. Animal L. J. 1
Andrew N. Ireland Moore, Caging Animal Advocates’
Political Freedoms: The Unconstitutionality Of The
Animal And Ecological Terrorism Act, 11 Mich. St.
Animal L. 255 (2005)
Articles
Laura Allen, How the Animal Enterprise Terrorism
Act was Maneuvered Through Congress with Little
Opposition, "Animal Law Coalition" August 1, 2007
Jerry Friedman, Why the Animal Enterprise Terrorism
Act Became Law,
January 2007, Animals Voice
Odette Wilkens, Animal Enterprise Terrorism Act:
Civil Rights at Risk, May 21, 2007, American
Constitution Society Blog
Odette Wilkens, The Animal Enterprise Terrorism
Act, Oct. 27, 2008, Enclyclopaedia Britannica’s
Advocacy for Animals
Katrina Albright Hummel, The American Legislative
Council’s attack on civil liberties:
A critical
analysis of the “Animal and Ecological Terrorism Act”
and “Environmental Corrupt Organizations –
Preventative Legislation and Neutralization Act,”
2004, Legal Fellow, Defenders of Wildlife.
Will Potter, Analysis of the Animal Enterprise
Terrorism Act, October 10, 2006
Will Potter,
Animal Enterprise Terrorism 101 in Herbivore
Magazine, November 17, 2007
Civil Liberties
Associations
National Lawyers Guild (NLG), Beyond AETA: How
Corporate-Branded Legislation Brands Activists,
Andy Parker
National Lawyers Guild Talking Points
National Lawyers Guild Opposition Statement
Center for Constitutional Rights, The Animal
Enterprise Terrorism Act,
Other Opposition
Statements
The Humane Society of the United States
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