Animal Rights Attorneys Threaten to Sue CPW over Elephants at Colorado Renaissance Festival
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Cocaine hippos, monkey copyrights, and a horse named justice: The debate over animal personhood
In January, six justices of the Colorado Supreme Court unanimously ruled that five elderly African elephants were not people. That may not sound like an issue that needs six justices to resolve, but courts around the country have found themselves handling such questions. The Colorado Supreme Court did not hear from the elephants directly. They heard from the Nonhuman Rights Project, which filed a habeas corpus petition on behalf of the pachyderm…
Animal rights attorneys threaten to sue CPW over elephants at Colorado Renaissance Festival
DENVER, Colo. (KRDO) – A group of animal rights attorneys are threatening to sue Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) if the agency issues – or fails to revoke – permits allowing the use of elephants at the Colorado Renaissance Festival. In a letter sent to state officials on Wednesday, the University of Denver's Animal Activist Legal Defense Project demanded that CPW refuse to issue, or revoke, a permit for elephant performances at the Colorado Re…
Animal rights lawyers threaten to sue over Renaissance Festival elephants
Animal rights lawyers based at the University of Denver are threatening to sue Colorado Parks and Wildlife if the agency issues another permit for an elephant show at the annual Renaissance Festival in Larkspur. In a letter to Parks and Wildlife, the Animal Activist Legal Defense Project said the agency is violating Colorado law by issuing permits to Trunks and Humps, the exhibitor that puts on the “Elephant Experience” show at the fair. State l…
DU's College of Law threatens legal action if CPW permits elephants at Renaissance Festival
DENVER (KDVR) — A legal battle may be brewing over the use of elephants at the Colorado Renaissance Festival. On Tuesday, the Animal Activist Legal Defense Project at the University of Denver’s Sturm College of Law issued a letter to Colorado Parks and Wildlife, threatening litigation if the agency grants—or fails to revoke—a permit allowing elephant performances at the annual event. Why Colorado Parks and Wildlife wants you to report sight…
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