Add to ORKGThe criminal justice system currently functions to exclude black people from full political participation. Myriad institutions, laws, and definitions within the criminal justice system subordinate and criminalize black people, thereby excluding them from electoral politics, and depriving them of material resources, social networks, family relationships, and legitimacy necessary for full political citizenship. Making criminal law democratic requires more than reform efforts to improve currently existing procedures and systems. Rather, it requires an abolitionist approach that will dismantle the criminal law’s anti-democratic aspects entirely and reconstitute the criminal justice system without them
Overrepresentation of racial and ethnic minorities is a troubling fact in the U.S. criminal and juve...
The protests of 2020 have jumpstarted conversations about criminal justice reform in the public and ...
The notion of “democratizing criminal law” has an initial appeal because, after all, we believe in t...
The criminal justice system currently functions to exclude black people from full political particip...
The criminal justice system currently functions to exclude black people from full political particip...
Collective forms of participation in criminal justice from members of marginalized groups—for exampl...
The white supremacy at the heart of the American criminal legal system works to control Black, Brown...
There is a democracy deficit at the intersection of crime, race, and poverty. The causes and consequ...
American criminal justice is in crisis, and most scholars agree why: unduly severe laws, mass incarc...
Almost since the beginning of Black history in America there have been differences of opinion as to ...
There is a democracy deficit at the intersection of crime, race, and poverty. The causes and consequ...
There is a democracy deficit at the intersection of crime, race, and poverty. The causes and consequ...
There is a democracy deficit at the intersection of crime, race, and poverty. The causes and consequ...
Almost since the beginning of Black history in America there have been differences of opinion as to ...
This Article argues that, to make their vision of justice a reality, egalitarians need to change bot...
Overrepresentation of racial and ethnic minorities is a troubling fact in the U.S. criminal and juve...
The protests of 2020 have jumpstarted conversations about criminal justice reform in the public and ...
The notion of “democratizing criminal law” has an initial appeal because, after all, we believe in t...
The criminal justice system currently functions to exclude black people from full political particip...
The criminal justice system currently functions to exclude black people from full political particip...
Collective forms of participation in criminal justice from members of marginalized groups—for exampl...
The white supremacy at the heart of the American criminal legal system works to control Black, Brown...
There is a democracy deficit at the intersection of crime, race, and poverty. The causes and consequ...
American criminal justice is in crisis, and most scholars agree why: unduly severe laws, mass incarc...
Almost since the beginning of Black history in America there have been differences of opinion as to ...
There is a democracy deficit at the intersection of crime, race, and poverty. The causes and consequ...
There is a democracy deficit at the intersection of crime, race, and poverty. The causes and consequ...
There is a democracy deficit at the intersection of crime, race, and poverty. The causes and consequ...
Almost since the beginning of Black history in America there have been differences of opinion as to ...
This Article argues that, to make their vision of justice a reality, egalitarians need to change bot...
Overrepresentation of racial and ethnic minorities is a troubling fact in the U.S. criminal and juve...
The protests of 2020 have jumpstarted conversations about criminal justice reform in the public and ...
The notion of “democratizing criminal law” has an initial appeal because, after all, we believe in t...