|Articles|May 17, 2002
Mo. legislature OKs farm photography ban
Jefferson City, Mo. - The Missouri House of Representatives passed a measure to make it a criminal act to take pictures of animals in barns, agricultural or research facilities, or animal breeding places, without an owner's approval.
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Jefferson City, Mo. - The Missouri House of Representatives passed a measure to make it a criminalact to take pictures of animals in barns, agricultural or researchfacilities, or animal breeding places, without an owner's approval.
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Photographers could be sentenced to up to one year in prison anda $1,000 fine.
The measure was added to an agriculture bill and has beenreferred to the Senate.
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