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The Colors of Embodiment and Crime: Toward a Criminal Justice Ethic
Thu, Nov 17, 11:00am to 12:20pm, Hilton, Steering, Riverside ComplexSession Submission Type: Complete Thematic Panel
Abstract
In this thematic panel we address an ethical issue in the literature of criminology, namely that of embodiment. The researchers in this panel will present on the ethic of embodiment, and how this ethic relates to issues of race, mental illness in domestic criminal justice, as well as in the setting of international policing and conflict.
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Individual Presentations
Embodiment and the Ethic of Compassion in Clinical Forensics - Matthew Draper, Utah Valley University; David Polizzi, Indiana State University; Elizabeth Snyder, Utah Valley University; Zakery Estrada, Utah Valley University; Kevin Glenn, Anasazi Foundation
Embodiment, Race, and the Social Construction of Crime - Brett Breton, Utah Valley University; Madison Hanks, Utah Valley University; Danni Petersen, Utah Valley University
Embodiments of Mental Illness in Prisons - Olsen Mark, Utah Valley University; Jan Spencer, Utah Valley University; Emily Engstrom, Utah Valley University
The Crime of Disembodiment: Ethics and Remote-Controlled Warfare - Patience Kabamba, Utah Valley University; Samuel Nelson, Utah Valley University; J. Stuart McGraw, Utah Valley University