Publications

"Detailed Discussion of State Emergency Planning Laws for Pets and Service Animals," published by the Michigan State University College of Law: Animal Legal & Historical Web Center [link]

"Detailed Discussion of State Animal 'Terrorism'/Animal Enterprise Interference Laws," published by the Michigan State University College of Law: Animal Legal & Historical Web Center [link]

"Detailed Discussion of the Humane Methods of Slaughter Act," published by the Michigan State University College of Law: Animal Legal & Historical Web Center [link]

"A Survey of State Spay and Neuter Laws," published by the Michigan State University College of Law: Animal Legal & Historical Web Center [link]

“That’s the Breaks: Trainer Responsibility for Racehorse Breakdowns in New York,” published by the Michigan State University College of Law: Animal Legal & Historical Web Center [link]

“The Canadian Commercial Seal Hunt: In Search of International Legal Protection for Harp Seals,” published by the Michigan State University College of Law: Animal Legal & Historical Web Center [link]

“The Link: Cruelty to Animals and Violence Towards People,” published on the Oregon State Bar Animal Law Section website [link] and on the Michigan State University College of Law website [link]

“Detailed Discussion of the Humane Methods of Slaughter Act,” published by the Michigan State University College of Law: Animal Legal & Historical Web Center [link]

“Shifting Legal Views on Animals: Animals are More than Property,” published on the Oregon State Bar Animal Law Section website [link]

“Eastern Religious Philosophy and the Advancement of Animals’ Legal Interests,” published on the Oregon State Bar Animal Law Section website [link]

“Influencing the Horse: the Half-Halt,” published in Topline Ink Equestrian Journal, May/June 2009, p. 13 [link]

“Solutions in Dressage: Strengthening the Hind Legs,” published in Topline Ink Equestrian Journal, July/August 2009, p. 17 [link]

"Riding auf Doppeltrense: Introducing the Double Bridle," published in Topline Ink Equestrian Journal, September/October 2009, p. 15 [link]

"An Overview of the Three Training Phases of the Classical School," published in Topline Ink Equestrian Journal, November/December 2010, pp. 16-17 [link]

Book Translations

Louis Seeger, Monsieur Baucher and His Art: a Serious Word with Germany's Riders, 2001, Auriga Books, 2010 (translated from German) [link]

Heinrich Schusdziarra, Anatomy of Dressage, Half-Halt Press, 2004 (translated from German)

Other Resources

Statutory Warranty Deed - Washington ($1.99 download)

Artwork Sales Agreement ($9.99 download)

Artwork Commission Agreement ($9.99 download)

A SURVEY OF LEGAL DAMAGES AVAILABLE IN CASES OF DEATH OF OR INJURY TO AN ANIMAL ($1.00 download)

Trust for Pet Animals - Washington ($1.99 download)

Non-Profit Incorporation Checklist in Washington

Slapp-Back Suits in Oregon

Elements of Libel - Oregon

Wildlife Law Outline

Treaty of Amsterdam: Protocol on the Protection and Welfare of Animals

Timeline for China Pet Food Recall

Career Fair: Lawyer (Powerpoint presentation)

Miscellaneous

The Right to Bear Arms, Government Tyranny, and the Second Amendment (co-author)

THE FEDERAL INCOME TAX: UNCONSTITUTIONAL AS APPLIED

The “Horrid and Unnatural Rebellion” of Daniel Shays (co-author)

Stripping Us of Our Rights: DHS, Naked Body Scanners, and the Fourth Amendment

Christmas 1776 - Victory or Death at Trenton (co-author)

Citizen Soldiers and POWs (co-author)

FED Up: Founding Fathers, the Banking System, and the Federal Reserve (co-author)

Fluoride: Poisoning the Well

Founding Fathers on Illegal Immigration and the Safety of the Republic (co-author)

George Washington's horses (co-author)

Leading up to Trenton (co-author)

Rally Around the Flag - Flag Day (co-author)

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