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Arizona Animal Law Legislative Update

Total Credits: 1.5 CLE, 1 Ethics

Average Rating:
   12
Categories:
Animal Law
Faculty:
Martha German |  Karen Michael |  Stephanie Nichols-Young
Original Program Date:
Nov 16, 2022
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Description

Join us for this legislative update and discussion on:

 

 

  • History and background on the legislature to provide context for the bills introduced in the 2021-22 sessions 
  • Bills impacting animals from 2021 and 2022 legislative sessions
  • Tips for working with other stakeholders, Legislators and Legislative staff
  • Restrictions on different types of non-profit organizations
  • How to avoid pitfalls for your non-profit client
  • How to avoid ethical violations by you and your team


Faculty: 
Stephanie Nichols-Young, Law Office of Stephanie Nichols-Young
Karen Michael, Secretary - Animal Defense League of Arizona and Humane Voters of Arizona
Martha German, Humane Voters of Arizona
 
Chairpersons:
Lydia Peirce Linsmeier, Carpenter Hazlewood Delgado & Bolen LLP
Sara L Dent, Cochise County Legal Defender

 

 

Handouts

11.16.2022 Animal Law Legislative Update Seminar Manual.pdf (5 MB) Available after Purchase

Faculty

Martha German Related Seminars and Products

Martha German grew up in Michigan and moved to Arizona in 1974 after graduating from Michigan State University with a BS in Recreation. She worked as a tennis pro and in sports marketing before joining Apple in 1984.  Entering Apple as an entry level junior sales representative she exited 23 years later as a VP.  She worked primarily in Sales Leadership in every market Apple serviced-- Resellers, Distributors, Small Business and Professional markets, Publishing, Large Corporate Accounts, Value Added Resellers, and finally the last 11 years in the K-12 and University markets.
 
Education market responsibilities included managing Government Affairs resources in key states. When she retired in 2006 she wanted to apply the skills acquired and experiences she had with Apple to help animals. She’s since settled into her role as a volunteer lobbyist with Humane Voters of Arizona. She’s been married to another animal lover, Carl, for over 51 years and is “dogless" for the first time in over 45 years...but likely not for long!

Karen Michael Related Seminars and Products

Karen Michael was born and raised in Santa Fe and graduated from UNM in Albuquerque with a BSN in Nursing. She is a long-time board member and volunteer legislative coordinator with the Animal Defense League of Arizona, a statewide animal protection organization that has worked for over thirty years to protect and defend animals in our state.
 
She is also one of the Founders of Humane Voters of Arizona and writes its legislative report card on animal issues each year, candidate questionnaires and provides institutional history on legislative and other issues to many organizations in the local, regional and national humane communities. She hates public speaking more than root canals, but could not pass-up the opportunity to speak at Animal Law Section CLE’s about ADLA’s Legislative Program.

Stephanie Nichols-Young Related Seminars and Products

Law Office of Stephanie Nichols-Young

Stephanie Nichols-Young is an attorney who has been in private practice in Phoenix for over 40 years.  She received a B.A. in Radio-TV and a J.D. with distinction from the University of Arizona.  
 
She was founding chair of the Arizona State Bar Animal Law Section and has taught Animal Law as an adjunct professor at both University of Arizona and Arizona State University law schools. She is a member of the board of the University of Arizona Law College Association.
 
She served as chair of Arizonans Against the Power Grab, the political committee that successfully defeated Proposition 109 in November 2010.  She has chaired and served on the steering committee of other ballot measures that focused on protecting the interests of animals.
 
She is president of the Animal Defense League of Arizona- a statewide animal protection organization.  In 2006, it was one of the sponsoring organizations of Proposition 204- the Humane Treatment of Farm Animals Act.  Through the Spay/Neuter Hotline, ADLA has sterilized thousands of dogs and cats to help alleviate Arizona’s companion animal overpopulation problem.  It Trap Neuter and Returned more than 160,000 cats since March of 2009.  ADLA leads a number of coalitions for voter engagement and grassroots lobbying in the animal protection community. It also works to protect wildlife and companion animals through a number of coalitions.

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Overall:      4.7

Total Reviews: 12

Comments

Bruce F

"good info well presented"

Bryan A

"Very informative and relevant. "

Mary F

"The speakers were engaging. Their presentations did not lag. They provided interesting information."

Susan S

"The presentation is only one-sided. The comments made about legislation were very biased - the presenters' side is "right" and others are either wrong or have bad motives. They talk about collaborating but that is only with groups they agree with. All animal interest groups should meet and discuss the various proposals. There are other sides and perspectives that should be considered if everyone REALLY wants to protect animals and their owners."

ReNae N

"Informative on updates"
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