The law about animal's protection from cruelty: historical and modern issues

Measurement of cruelty in children: the Cruelty to Animals Inventory.

Cruelty to animals may be a particularly pernicious aspect of problematic child development. Progress in understanding the development of the problem is limited due to the complex nature of cruelty as a construct, and limitations with current assessment measures. The Children and Animals Inventory (CAI) was developed as a brief self- and parent-report measure of F. R. Ascione's (1993) 9 paramet...

Prevention of Cruelty to Animals

numerous agencies have been at work to mitigate the miseries and sufferings of the livestock. Religion has advocated kindness, the law has prohibited cruelties and humane societies have come to the rescue of oppressed and maltreated animals. But these agencies tackle the relatively few cruelties inflicted by brutal and careless persons. Dr. Maurice C. Hall has rightly remarked that against the ...

Historical differentiation, moral judgment and the modern criminal law

responsibility to their historical development. Starting from George Fletcher’s account of three historical patterns of liability (Fletcher, 1978), Lacey develops a more complex differentiation, and at the same time foregrounds the historical conditions for the emergence of different conceptions of responsibility. In thinking about these, Lacey’s focus is on the relationship between capacity an...

The Protection of the Consumer Under Modern Sales Law

Law concerning the protection and control of animals (law no. 105, October 1, 1973.

Article 1. The purpose of this Law is to prescribe matters relating to the prevention of cruelty to animals, the appropriate treatment of animals and other matters relating to the protection of animals, and to engender a feeling of love for animals among the people, thereby contributing to the development of respect for life and sentiments of amity and peace; and to prescribe matters relating t...