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“Taking Ag-gag To Court.” ALDF. Animal Legal Defense Fund. 26 Jan 2016. Web. 7 Mar 2016.
Just useful information on website.
Moyers, Bill. “Ag-gag Laws Silence Factory Farm Whistleblowers.” Huffington Post. 11 Jul 2013. Web. 3 Mar 2016.
HuffPost article about ag-gag laws. Where I finally learned where the actual name came from. Has some good references for other (non-scholarly) articles.
Chen, A. K., & Marceau, J. “High value lies, ugly truths, and the first amendment.” Vanderbilt Law Review, 68.6 (2015): 1435-1507. ProQuest. Web. 8 Mar 2016.
This is the one about the first amendment and looks interesting for reference info, not necessarily for argumentative purposes.
Liebmann, Larissa U. “Fraud and First Amendment Protections of False Speech: How United States v. Alvarez Impacts Constitutional Challenges to Ag-Gag Laws.” Pace Environmental Law Review. 2014: 566-594. LexisNexis Academic. Web. 8 Mar 2016.
Information re: first cases of ag-gag. text is about a supreme court case and basically concludes that ag-gag laws are unconstitutional under the first amendment.
"Beyond Meat Launches Transparency Challenge to Poultry Producers." Food & Beverage Close-Up. 17 Oct. 2013. General OneFile. Web. 13 Mar 2016.
This is one about a meat copycat company challenges poultry industries to have greater transparencies in light of salmonella outbreak in chickens on the west coast.
"House subcommittee looks at transparency in the meat industry." The Food Institute Report 28 Apr. 2008: 9+. General OneFile. Web. 13 Mar 2016.
Call for transparency in the beef industry.
Landfried, Jessalee. "Bound & gagged: potential First Amendment challenges to 'ag-gag' laws." Duke Environmental Law & Policy Forum. 23.2 (2013): 377+. General OneFile. Web. 9 Mar 2016.
This explores potential first amendment challenges to ag-gag laws.
Shea, Matthew. “PUNISHING ANIMAL RIGHTS ACTIVISTS FOR ANIMAL ABUSE: RAPID REPORTING AND THE NEW WAVE OF AG-GAG LAWS”. Columbia Journal of Law and Social Problems. 2015: 337-371. LexisNexis Academic. Web. 8 Mar 2016.
This is another case noting how states are using rapid reporting laws to enact ag-gag laws that aren’t actually ag-gag laws.
Wognum, P.M. “Systems for sustainability and transparency of food supply chains – Current status and challenges.” Advanced Engineering Informatics. 25:1 (2011): 65-76. Science Direct. Web. 9 Mar 2016.
This is about how to make food chains more sustainable and introduce greater transparency into the food industry.
Lacy, Sara. "Hard to watch: how ag-gag laws demonstrate the need for federal meat and poultry industry whistleblower protections." Administrative Law Review. 65.1 (2013): 127+. General OneFile. Web. 13 Mar 2016.
This notes how ag-gag laws call attention to a need for activist protection in the meat industry.
Bittman, Mark. “Who Protects the Animals?” New York Times. 26 Apr 2011. Web. 13 Mar 2016.
The guy who coined “ag-gag” in this article.