Vol. 2 (2024): The Annual Review of Criminal Justice Studies

Publicado: 2024-05-10

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• Annual Review of Criminal Justice Studies - Volume 2

  Annual Review of Criminal Justice Contributors

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Gender Lens

• Speak for Yourself, Don’t Speak for Me: Democratizing Discourse and Sex Work Reform

  Hosana Seyoum

  3-34

  • Speak for Yourself, Don’t Speak for Me: Democratizing Discourse and Sex Work Reform (English)

• How Political Interest Overruled the Common Good: Women’s Rights and The Abortion Argument

  Daniella Krynsky

  36-53

  • How Political Interest Overruled the Common Good (English)

• Intersection between Incarceration and Reproductive Health:Lack of Access for Incarcerated Pregnant Women in the United States

  Lauren Sulaiman

  54-69

  • Intersection between Incarceration and Reproductive Health: Lack of Access for Incarcerated Pregnant Women in the United States (English)

• Child “Prostitution”: Legal and Policy Frameworks: Examining the Criminalization of Child Victims

  Maggie Wheeler

  70-82

  • Child “Prostitution”: Legal and Policy Frameworks: Examining the Criminalization of Child Victims (English)

• Reflective Essay: A Reasonable Purpose

  Tyrol Brito

  83-91

  • Reflective Essay: A Reasonable Purpose (English)

Incarceration

• Women’s Facilities: Addressing the Unsanitary Conditions

  Michelle Garcia Luna

  93-118

  • Women’s Facilities: Addressing the Unsanitary Conditions (English)

• Why does America Believe in Punishment?

  Stella Daniels-Simpson

  119-129

  • Why does America Believe in Punishment? (English)

• The Use of Solitary Confinement and Its Effect On Mental Health

  Giovana Numa

  130-140

  • The Use of Solitary Confinement and Its Effect On Mental Health (English)

• Youth Incarceration: Components of the Carceral State

  Paola Saavedra Ramirez

  141-154

  • Youth Incarceration: Components of the Carceral State (English)

Police Violence

• Lyrics of Dissident Youth Cultures and Police Misconduct in the United States

  Florian Griese

  156-186

  • Lyrics of Dissident Youth Cultures and Police Misconduct in the United States (English)

• Police Use of Force and the Racial Disparities in Policing

  Gisselle Marroquin

  187-217

  • Police Use of Force and the Racial Disparities in Policing (English)

• Digging Up the Root: The Radical Belief of Reallocation

  Josie-Grace Valerius

  218-240

  • Digging Up the Root: The Radical Belief of Reallocation (English)

• Media Representation of the Central Park Five in New York City

  Ashli Hamilton

  241-253

  • Media Representation of the Central Park Five in New York City (English)

• Make Us Proud: The Meek, The Bold, And The Undefined

  Cynthia Thomas

  254-258

  • Make Us Proud: The Meek, The Bold, And The Undefined (English)

Law, Policy, and Institutions

• Juvenile Discrepancies and Community Reformation

  Adrienne Amandazi

  260-270

  • Juvenile Discrepancies and Community Reformation (English)

• Professional Athletes Above the Law

  Tausifa Haque

  271-283

  • Professional Athletes Above the Law (English)

• A Country Soiled in Blood: The Genocide of Innocent Native Americans

  Yadira Carrillo

  284-293

  • A Country Soiled in Blood: The Genocide of Innocent Native Americans (English)

• The Examining Counter-Colonial Criminology’s Impact on the Israel-Hamas War: An Analysis of Crimes Against Humanity and International Humanitarian Law

  Marbel Diderik

  294-338

  • Examining Counter-Colonial Criminology’s Impact on the Israel-Hamas War: An Analysis of Crimes Against Humanity and International Humanitarian Law (English)