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"Animal law" as a book category covers legal and policy issues concerning nonhuman animals and the institutions that protect or exploit them. Works in this category examine statutes, case law, treaties, regulatory frameworks and enforcement mechanisms related to companion animals, farmed animals, wildlife, laboratory animals, and animals in entertainment, as well as emerging topics like animal personhood, welfare standards, cruelty prosecution, conservation law, and humane policy. Titles range from textbooks and casebooks for law students and practitioners to practical guides for advocates, comparative and international analyses, ethical and scientific interdisciplinary studies, and histories of movements and legislation. Readers can expect practical litigation strategies, statutory interpretation, regulatory compliance advice, policy prescriptions, and discussions of the moral and scientific bases for legal protections. Overall, "Animal law" books bridge law, ethics, science and public policy to address how societies legally define and govern human–animal relationships.

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