For the San Francisco Chronicle, producers Chris Palmer and Peter Kimball voice their opinion on a U.S. Supreme Court ruling which strikes down a federal law that outlawed the distribution of videos depicting graphic animal cruelty.
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Producers voice dissent over U.S. Supreme Court animal cruelty content ruling
For the San Francisco Chronicle, producers Chris Palmer and Peter Kimball voice their opinion on a U.S. Supreme Court ruling which strikes down a federal law that outlawed the distribution of videos depicting graphic animal cruelty.
April 28, 2010
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