Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Acknowledgments ix
4. Contributors xi
5. Introduction: Honouring Social Justice – Honouring Dianne Martin 1
6. Part One. Before the Law: Innocence, Marginality, and Social Justice
7. 1. Shouting Innocence from the Highest Rooftop 17
8. 2. Exonerating the Wrongfully Convicted: Do We Need Innocence Hearings? 55
9. 3. Poverty, Motherhood, and Citizenship under Neoliberalism. Who’s In? Who’s Out? 85
10. 4. More Than Just Mens Rea: Indian Policy in Two Aboriginal Capital Cases from Regina, NWT 108
11. Part Two. Women and the Exclusions of Law
12. 5. Policing ‘Deviant’ Women: Idle, Dissolute, Disorderly, and Scandalous Behaviour 131
13. 6. The First Women Lawyers: Gender Equality and Professionalism in Law 154
14. 7. Safety through Punishment? 174
15. Part Three. Social Injustice and Criminal Law
16. 8. America’s Crime Control Industry: A Self Perpetuating System 199
17. 9. Corporate Criminal Liability: Outside the Penalty Box 218
18. 10. Criminal Organization Legislation: Politics and Practice 251
19. Part Four. Policing Social Justice
20. 11. Women and Policing: The Few among the Many 273
21. 12. Shadows of the Case 308
22. 13. Brief Encounters: A Tale of Two Commissioners 328
23. Part Five. Regulating Criminal Justice
24. 14. Has the Charter Been for Crime Control? Reflecting on 25 Years of Constitutional Criminal Procedure in Canada 351
25. 15. Sentencing Acts of Civil Disobedience: Separating Villains and Heroes 374
26. 16. State Misconduct: A Continuum of Accountability 394
27. Curriculum Vitae: Dianne L. Martin 425
28. Bibliography 435
29. Index 475