Animals in the Law and Humanities: Justin Marceau

Animals in the Law and Humanities 

Presents:

Justin Marceau
Sturm College of Law, University of Denver

"Voluntary Prosecution and the Case of Animal Rescue"

Tuesday October 3, 2023
4pm - 5pm (EST time) on Zoom 

https://zoom.us/j/97114789664

Justin Marceau is a Professor of Law, the Brooks Institute Faculty Research Scholar of Animal Law and Policy, the Faculty director of the Animal Law Program, and an affiliated faculty member with the Institute for Human Animal Connections at the Graduate School of Social Work. Prior to coming to the University of Denver Law School, Marceau was an assistant federal public defender specializing in capital habeas and a law clerk for the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals. Before law school he spent a year living and working in Cairo, Egypt. Marceau’s research focuses on criminal law and constitutional law, particularly as those areas intersect with social change. He specifically writes in the areas of Habeas Corpus, Constitutional Law, and Animal Law. His current research is at the intersection of animal law and criminal law.

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