Episode 5: Sentencing
Animal Amicus podcast
What are the penological goals of our criminal justice system? Is there a link between animal cruelty and mental illness? How can shifting the way we think about animals create more empathic and resilient communities? Nicole Pallotta and David Rosengard tackle these and other questions as they discuss default sentencing options, diversion programs, restitution, protective orders, and restorative justice.
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Resources
Resources referenced in this episode along with additional relevant articles are listed below:
- FindLaw: The Differences Between a Criminal Case and a Civil Case
- The Law of the Land: The O.J. Simpson Trial: Distinctions Between Criminal and Civil Law by Ember Milstead
- Sage Journals: The Goals of Corrections: Perspectives from the Line by Misty Kifer et al.
- Springer Link: Punishment Goals of Crime Victims by Uli Orth
- Animal Legal Defense Fund: Animals as Crime Victims: Development of a New Legal Status
- Animal Legal Defense Fund: Victim Impact Statements in Cases of Animal Cruelty
- American Bar Association: Cruel & Unusual Punishment – Conversation Starter
- Cornell Law School: Sentencing
- Vera: Diversion Programs, Explained by Akhi Johnson and Mustafa Ali-Smith
- Verdugo: Mental Health Diversion: An Overview of the Legal Guidelines and Requirements by Emin Gharibian
- Animal Legal Defense Fund: Laws in Favor of Court-Ordered Psych Evaluations
- National Library of Medicine: Animal Cruelty and Psychiatric Disorders by Roman Gleyzer et al.
- Animal Legal Defense Fund: Laws Supporting Post-Conviction Possession Bans
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