Interlopers – How Horses Gallop into the Legal System
Total Credits: 2.75 CLE, 2.75 CLE
- Average Rating:
- 4
- Categories:
- Animal Law
- Faculty:
- Randy Helm | Jeffrey Herro | Terry Lincoln | David Rosengard
- Original Program Date:
- Apr 13, 2022
Description
Arizona is a livestock state, and the horse industry represents over 1.5 billion dollars per year to the state economy. From beloved symbols of the American West to the stray mule that just destroyed your winter-seeded lawn, equines seem to sneak their way into our lives and practice areas.
The Animal Law Section presents a current snapshot of equine law, from stray equines to the wild horse program at the Arizona Department of Corrections.
- Are you curious about how auctions actually operate?
- Do you know what makes a horse ‘wild’?
- Who do you call when a horse appears in your client’s pool area?
Join us for a galloping good time and bring your questions about our favorite four-hooved friends.
Faculty:
Randy Helm, Wild Horse Inmate Program
Jeffrey Herro, Supervisory Border Patrol Agent
Terry Lincoln, Arizona Department of Agriculture, Animal Services Division
David B. Rosengard, AnimalLegal Defense Fund
Chairpersons:
Hon. Alison R. Ferrante, Gilbert Municipal Court
Lydia A. Peirce Linsmeier, Carpenter, Hazlewood, Delgado & Bolen, LLP
Lauren M. Ramirez, City of Mesa
Handouts
04.13.2022 Equine CLE Program Manual1.pdf (8 MB) | 59 Pages | Available after Purchase |
Faculty
Randy Helm Related Seminars and Products
Wild Horse Inmate Program Supervisor, AZDOC
Wild Horse Inmate Program Supervisor, Arizona Department of Corrections
Randy Helm is the Wild Horse Inmate Program Supervisor with the Arizona Department of Corrections and a highly-respected, Lyons Legacy Certified Trainer with more than 20 years of experience with BLM and ACI. He is also a veteran of the U.S. Air Force and the Arlington Texas Police Department. Mr. Helm oversees the care of hundreds of wild horses and burros at the training facility and holding center in Florence. Under his guidance, up to 35 wild horses are “gentled” at any one time by state inmates who learn many valuable skills.
Jeffrey Herro Related Seminars and Products
U.S. Border Patrol
Terry Lincoln Related Seminars and Products
Arizona Department of Agriculture, Animal Services Division
David Rosengard Related Seminars and Products
Managing Attorney
Animal Legal Defense Fund
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