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Idaho's Anti-Cannibalism Statute: An Assessment of a Unique Law (with Some Suggestions for its Improvement)
Idaho Law Review (2024)
  • Robert M. Jarvis, Nova Southeastern University - Shepard Broad College of Law
Abstract
Idaho is the only U.S. state in which cannibalism is illegal. Although its statute, passed in 1990, has been invoked only once, it provides interesting food for thought. In this article, the author reviews the statute’s provisions and offers suggestions for how they can be rewritten to be more efficacious.
Keywords
  • cannibalism,
  • Idaho,
  • anti-cannibalism statute,
  • legal history,
  • legislation
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Publication Date
2024
Citation Information
Robert M. Jarvis. "Idaho's Anti-Cannibalism Statute: An Assessment of a Unique Law (with Some Suggestions for its Improvement)" Idaho Law Review Vol. 60 (2024) p. 31 - 62
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/robert_jarvis/110/