Class Notes for Centre for Criminology and Sociolegal Studies at University of Toronto St. George (UTSG)

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Looks at society as a group but breaks it down in terms of power relations. When we are keeping anyone captive, we all become engaged in the system of

We are lead to believe that having law is a sense of security and belief, we have law because in a sense we are messed up allows us to look at conflict

Jan 19 2017 (l03) social effect of representations. If newspaper article photocopy the newspaper article. If internet source, use screenshots, not prin

Case summary bibliography should have one source only. Law and legal argumentation is a matter of storytelling, criminal law deals with winners and los

Racism as state sanctioned and outside of the law and exploitation of group differentiated vulnerability to premature death. This says that law is maki

Do the police prevent crime: what can police do and how successful can they really be, little evidence that the police themselves will be able to affec

Police in high stress situation; injury is frequent. Officer burnout; after working many years, officers start working poorly. These depictions of poli

When you reveal what is being communicated some how it loses its power. There is some deep sense in which certain kinds of representation is problemati