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Forensic Science, Medicine and Pathology, 2020
This paper presents data about wildlife crime in Croatia. The data were gathered from qualitative interviews and personal communications with individuals involved in wildlife crime-related research, and/or prevention and detection work or recreation. The results show that poaching is a recognized problem. There is a variety of commonly poached mammals,
Natalia Hanley, Katarina M Mikac
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This paper presents data about wildlife crime in Croatia. The data were gathered from qualitative interviews and personal communications with individuals involved in wildlife crime-related research, and/or prevention and detection work or recreation. The results show that poaching is a recognized problem. There is a variety of commonly poached mammals,
Natalia Hanley, Katarina M Mikac
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Wildlife Crimes and Legal Protection of Wildlife in China
Ius Gentium, 2016The chapter focuses on crimes against wildlife as illustrated by ivory trade in China and its wildlife law in an attempt to identify some of the problems in the current legal protection regime for wildlife. It argues that wildlife crime is a serious crime, and transnational wildlife crime is a growing menace to the animal and human world and requires ...
Deborah Cao
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Wildlife crime and enforcement
International Journal of Comparative and Applied Criminal Justice, 2012This issue of the International Journal of Comparative and Applied Criminal Justice is the second in a series of two special issues devoted to environmental and natural-resource crime.
Paul B. Stretesky, Edmund F. McGarrell
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2015
The effective implementation of sanctions and processing of offenders through justice systems are key to successful wildlife law enforcement. Akella and Allan argue that ‘investments in patrols, intelligence-led enforcement and multi-agency enforcement task forces will be ineffective in deterring wildlife crime, and essentially wasted if cases are not ...
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The effective implementation of sanctions and processing of offenders through justice systems are key to successful wildlife law enforcement. Akella and Allan argue that ‘investments in patrols, intelligence-led enforcement and multi-agency enforcement task forces will be ineffective in deterring wildlife crime, and essentially wasted if cases are not ...
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2016
The veterinary surgeon’s role in the investigation of wildlife crime falls within the developing specialist area of forensic veterinary medicine. The standard of investigation and reporting of alleged wildlife crime has improved markedly in recent times and, consequently, investigators have high expectations of the potential depth and quality of ...
Ranald Munro, Guy Shorrock
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The veterinary surgeon’s role in the investigation of wildlife crime falls within the developing specialist area of forensic veterinary medicine. The standard of investigation and reporting of alleged wildlife crime has improved markedly in recent times and, consequently, investigators have high expectations of the potential depth and quality of ...
Ranald Munro, Guy Shorrock
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2015
Wildlife crime involves transnational actors, the threat of extinction to certain species and limitations in the range of others and crimes committed by both legal and illegal actors and even crimes committed by states. Given the diverse nature of wildlife crimes and their impacts, wildlife law is required to serve many purposes such as protection of ...
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Wildlife crime involves transnational actors, the threat of extinction to certain species and limitations in the range of others and crimes committed by both legal and illegal actors and even crimes committed by states. Given the diverse nature of wildlife crimes and their impacts, wildlife law is required to serve many purposes such as protection of ...
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Countering Wildlife Crimes in Italy:
Italy is one of the European countries with the richest biodiversity, but its precious heritage is at risk, with wildlife crimes, and particularly poaching in its various manifestations, being one of the main threats to the survival of rare or endangered species.Natali Lorenzo +3 more
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