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Animal Rights Activism and the Constitution: Are Ag-Gag Laws Justifiable Limits?

2022-01-27

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It is a troubling time to be an animal rights activist in Canada. Recently, Alberta adopted legislation to create harsh penalties for trespassing onto private property, for obtaining permission to enter private property based on false pretences, and for interfering with vehicles on public highways. These laws relate to agricultural lands, to private property generally, and, where roads are concerned, to public pro...

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2ca394b0-31f9-537e-b0b5-ba4686495246
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10.2139/ssrn.3977151
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