Legal consequences of animal hoarding / by Anita Killeen

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Title

Legal consequences of animal hoarding / by Anita Killeen

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National Library of New Zealand

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Index New Zealand

Description

Addresses animal hoarding, its increasing recognition as a form of animal abuse, the psychological implications and legal consequences. Focuses on the recent Court of Appeal decision in 'Kondratyeva v R' [2015] NZCA 266 (23 June 2015), in which the defendant, Tatyana Kondratyeva, was convicted and sentenced on two charges in relation to 50 cats following a prosecution brought by Auckland SPCA. Outlines the facts of the case and the Judge's sentencing comments. Relays a quote from Andrea Mi...

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Journal

Date created

29 Jan 2016

Creator

Killeen, Anita

URL

http://natlib.govt.nz/records/36568264

Related subjects

Animal welfare -- Law and legislation / Compulsive hoarding / Case studies

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