Government
May 30, 2007
State High Court Will Rule on Banning Imported Goods Made From Kangaroos
The state Supreme Court will consider whether a state law banning imports of goods made from certain exotic animals should be applied to kangaroos. A state appellate court ruled that it should not, but critics say that decision could open a loophole that would threaten the state’s ability to protect even home-grown creatures.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SAN FRANCISCO - The kangaroo, long the symbol of Australia, has a day of reckoning before the California Supreme Court today.
The justices, sitting in San Francisco, will consider whether a state law banning imported goods made from many exotic animals should be applied to kangaroos. The 1st District Court of Appeal ruled in 2005 that it should ...
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