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20201 - Laws and Criminalization
Sat, August 9, 8:00 to 9:30am, East Tower, Hyatt Regency Chicago, Floor: Lobby Level/Green, Plaza Ballroom ADescription
Session explores the expansive scholarship on the institutional landscapes of criminalization through the lens of the courts, educational systems, and immigration systems.
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Individual Presentations
How the Purportedly Unpaid Wages of Whiteness Explain Support for the Criminalization of Knowledge - Kevin M. Drakulich, Northeastern University; Christian Elijah Law, Northeastern University; Ciela Capage, Northeastern University
Judicial Discretion as Colonial Power in Immigration and Criminal Courts - Andrea Gomez Cervantes, Wake Forest University; Brittany Battle, Wake Forest University; Dimarvin Puerto, Wake Forest University
Litigant Experiences in Protection from Abuse Trials: Insights from a Court-Watching Project - Maria Paula Mendoza, University of Delaware
Naturalizing the Unnatural: The Social Construction of the Pathologically Criminal Female - Chris Irlam, University of Idaho
Between Risk and Race: Does Diagnostic Ambiguity Fuel Racial Disparities under Sexually Violent Predator Laws? - Trevor Alexander Hoppe, University of North Carolina-Greensboro; Rebecca Ann DiBennardo, Vera Institute of Justice; Sayer Davis Van Dyke