Vol. 2 (2011): Annual Review of Interdisciplinary Justice Research

Articles

• Othering or Protecting? The Discursive Practice of Saving Youth Prostitutes

  Kelly Gorkoff

  5-34

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• Remorse and Reconciliation in the Courtroom: An Exploratory Survey of Judicial Discourse on Apologies

  Neil Funk-Unrau

  35-54

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• Finding a Theory of Justice for Canada’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission

  Amanda Nelund

  55-71

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• Barriers to Leaving the Gang: An Exploratory Analysis

  Caitlyn Cassell, Michael Weinrath

  72-99

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• Colliding Intersections in Law: Culture, Race and Mental Health

  Ruby Dhand

  100-121

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• Multidimensional Analysis of Judicial Decision-Making: Reframing Judicial Activism as the Study of Judicial Discourse (or taking the judgment out of the Judgment)

  Richard Jochelson, Micheal Weinrath, Melanie Murchison

  122-142

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• An Evaluation of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada (TRC) through the Lens of Restorative Justice

  Konstantin Petoukhov

  143-173

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• Juvenile Detention Reform in the United States: From a Punitive Measure to Helping Youth

  Courtney A. Waid-Lindberg

  174-189

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• The Construction of Risk and Need in Community Classification Schemes

  Christina Reinke

  190-210

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• Questioning Justice: Kenyan Ethnopolitical Violence and Truth, Justice, and Reconciliation Commission

  Peter Karari

  211-231

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