...Sexual Lives of Juridical Governance Shifting attention to Section 377’s archives, the chapter explores the subjective histories of this statute. Showing that case law and police crime reports for the antisodomy law are primarily related to child sexual assault, this chapter reveals...

...Juridical, Genealogical, and Geopolitical Imaginaries ...

... forensics political violence juridical responsibility Cyprus ...

... judgment verdict juridical truth calibration legalism dock ...

... of the civil parties who had been participating throughout the trial had submitted. The chapter also includes a discussion of the spatial matrix and symbolism of the court, including notions of “the dock” and “the well” and their connection to juridical power. Here, as before, the articulation-redaction...

... attributions of responsibility for the 2,001 Cypriots—civilians and combatants—who went missing during the 1960s–70s. First, I appraise suspicions of secrecy surrounding the forensic investigations, and the discourse of transparency with which those suspicions are aligned. Second, I examine juridical...

... indios. In such a locus of enunciation, slave litigants found themselves in an exceptional position to be able, in a mediated fashion, to frame their histories and identities as juridical subjects. Lawyers, in turn, used their clients’ depositions and documents as the raw material with which to mold...

... the court, was all over the documentary evidence. While this chapter, in keeping with the book’s ethnodramatic style, highlights the testimony of the prosecution, it also explores the production of juridical truth, which is calibrated to accord with a legal frame that matches evidence to components...

... the 1960s–70s. First, I appraise suspicions of secrecy surrounding the forensic investigations, and the discourse of transparency with which those suspicions are aligned. Second, I examine juridical conceptions of responsibility emergent in right-to-know litigation undertaken by relatives of the missing...

... of how sex trafficking became categorized as a problem of “violence against women.” It also highlights the political gains and losses resulting from the politicization of sex trafficking as primarily a problem of sexual violence, and thus a juridical offense. sex trafficking violence against...

... the documentary evidence. While this chapter, in keeping with the book’s ethnodramatic style, highlights the testimony of the prosecution, it also explores the production of juridical truth, which is calibrated to accord with a legal frame that matches evidence to components of the law, thereby suggesting...

... it is that). It is also an experiment in a common search for, and presentation of, the crisis in our theological, philosophical, and juridical tradition that will activate the philosophy of immanence and affirmative biopolitics lying dormant there, patiently awaiting its vindication in contemporary thought...

... Treva Ellison analyzes the 1994 Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act, the largest federal policing bill in U.S. history, to understand how the discursive production of black nonnormativity and gender nonconformity fits into the production of blackness as existing outside juridical...