"The choice in Russia was not between a criminalized economic transition and a noncriminalized one.
In an overly criminalized city, this loophole meant than in Brooklyn, like other boroughs, prosecutors still aggressively pursued charges and sentences against people of color for minor offenses like marijuana possession.
And then there are the thousands of trafficked people who don't work in the sex trade at all the majority of human-trafficking victims, according to many experts who are all but ignored by an enforcement system that relies on vice squads to target exploitation in an already criminalized industry.
If it's not criminalized in a criminal bribery statute, it's not corruption.
But in a criminal justice system that criminalizes marginalized survivors and exposes perpetrators to violence, their cases remind us that victories aren't always the same thing as justice.
In a study in Egypt in 2008 2010 (FGM was banned there by decree in 2007 and criminalized in 2008), 4,158 women and girls aged 5 25, who presented to three departments at Sohag and Qena University Hospitals, replied to a questionnaire about FGM.
The opera concentrates on Wilde's later life: his 1895 trials, in a society that criminalized homosexuality, for consorting with the young Lord Alfred Douglas, affectionately known as Bosie, in the first act, and his two-year imprisonment in the second.
In highly criminalized settings KP may be more vulnerable to delay or not to seek HIV services.
Greaves accused local law enforcement of "[contorting] the law in an effort to criminalize an act of expression that offends [them]," and added that the "law allows the same freedoms that are abused by the Westboro Baptists to be exercised by The Satanic Temple".
If those couples weren't able to get their day in court earlier, it was because they had to live in a shadow; homosexual sex was criminalized for a long time in this country, too, in some states as late as 2003.
