.... These court cases constitute a crucial site to explore the intimate yet conflicted relationship between law and justice within the transnational context of LGBTI+ politics. femicide hate crime unjust provocation criminal law justice ...

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... Since the introduction of effective treatment in 1996, people with HIV are increasingly viewed by the criminal justice and public health systems through the lens of their potential to infect, as viral vectors and inherent dangers to society. Contrary to the initial intent of these statutes, HIV...

... the rote adherence to the vision of criminal justice underpinning it. justice trafficking victims grassroots NGOs Japan ...

... Kelly Lytle Hernández explores the rise of the criminal justice and immigration control systems that frame the caste of outsiders. Reaching back to the forgotten origins of immigration control during the era of Black emancipation, this chapter highlights the deep and allied inequities rooted...

... by the criminal justice and public health systems through the lens of their potential to infect, as viral vectors and inherent dangers to society. Contrary to the initial intent of these statutes, HIV criminalization is furthering the spread of the virus. Reform is urgently needed to stem the tide of HIV...

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..., criminal justice reformers, and prison abolitionists—have run the other way. In this chapter, I examine how (largely feminist) ideas about victimization, age, and sexuality, as well as the intersections of race and criminal (in)justice have led progressives to exclude sex offenders from their purview...

... of Public Opinion: The Practice and Ethics of Trying Cases in the Media,, at which Brodhead made these remarks. Duke Lacrosse case criminal justice system Duke Law School 2007 ...

... and civil commitment—as grave violations of international human rights laws. And yet those who should be expected to care about this issue—sex radicals, GLTBQ organizations, criminal justice reformers, and prison abolitionists—have run the other way. In this chapter, I examine how (largely feminist) ideas...

...—sex radicals, GLTBQ organizations, criminal justice reformers, and prison abolitionists—have run the other way. In this chapter, I examine how (largely feminist) ideas about victimization, age, and sexuality, as well as the intersections of race and criminal (in)justice have led progressives...