Elizabeth Comack

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Lawyering Under Zero-Tolerance

Lawyering Under Zero-Tolerance

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Chapter Seven

Chapter Seven

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Part 1 Women, Criminology, and Feminism The Feminist Engagement with Criminology

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Part 11 Making Connections: Class/Race/Gender Intersections Part 11 Introduction

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Poverty, Street Gangs, and Colonialism

Poverty, Street Gangs, and Colonialism

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Race and Privilege Understanding Race and Racialization

Race and Privilege Understanding Race and Racialization

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Racializing Violent Crime

Racializing Violent Crime

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The Feminist Engagement with Criminology

The Feminist Engagement with Criminology

From: Gender, Law & Justice

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Chapter Four

Chapter Four

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The Power to Criminalize

The Power to Criminalize

Violence, Inequality and the Law

 Law’s power to criminalize–to turn a person into a criminal–is formidable. Traditional legal doctrine argues that law dispenses justice in an impartial and unbiased fashion. … ; 199 View
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The Prisoning of Women

The Prisoning of Women

Meeting Women's Needs

From: An Ideal Prison?

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Chapter Six

Chapter Six

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The Trauma Trails of Colonialism

The Trauma Trails of Colonialism

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The Trouble With Normal

The Trouble With Normal

The Growth and Culture of Aboriginal Street Gangs

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Theorizing Law

Theorizing Law

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Theorizing Law

Theorizing Law

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