Thinking About Justice

Kelly Gorkoff is a faculty member in the Department of Criminal Justice at the University of Winnipeg and a doctoral student in the Department of Sociology and Anthropology at Carleton University. She is the author of Being Heard: The Experiences of Young Women in Prostitution (2003).Richard Jochelson is a faculty member in the Department of Criminal Justice at the University of Winnipeg and holds his PhD in law from Osgoode Hall. He has published articles dealing with obscenity, indecency, judicial activism and police powers. He is a member of the Bar of Manitoba and co-authored Sex and the Supreme Court: Obscenity and Indecency Law in Canada with Kirsten Kramar (2010).

• : Introduction: Thinking about Justice (Kelly Gorkoff & Richard Jochelson): Part I: Internal Approaches to Justice: Measuring Success of Corrections Programs: The Evaluation of the Minobimasdiziwin Prison Gang Intervention Program (Michael Weinrath, Melanie Murchison & Trevor Markesteyn): Extra-Legal Police Powers in Canada: The Rule of Law and the Enigma of Retroactive Decision Making (Glen Luther): Punks, Firebugs and the Laughing Girl: Youth Crime Coverage in the Winnipeg Sun (Shannon Sampert & Robert Froese): Part II: External Approaches to Justice: Legitimate Concerns: Aboriginal Rights and the Limits of Canadian Justice (Jeremy Patzer): Foucault’s Struggle for Justice: Bourgeois versus Popular Conceptions (Ronjon Paul Datta): Disciplining Capital: Corporate Crime and the Neoliberal State (Steven Bittle): Infanticide: The Will to Punish through Equality and Reproductive Responsibility (Kirsten Kramar): Part III: Bridging the Divide: R.v. Latimer and Empowering People with Disabilities (Ravi Malhotra): Justice and Victimization in the Inner City: Notes from Central Winnipeg (Steven Kohm): Sex Work and the Law: A Critical Analysis of Four Policy Approaches to Adult Prostitution (Frances M. Shaver): Scarecrows and Canaries: Justice and the Youthful Other (Bryan Hogeveen & Joshua Freistadt)