Sentence examples for justice responses from inspiring English sources
Mia Mingus is a writer, aboltionist and community organizer and organizer who focuses on disability justice and transformative justice responses to child sexual abuse.
It could improve criminal justice responses to rape — indeed, North Dakota could become a state that works to prevent rape by training men not to be rapists.
Continuing to improve policing and justice responses is vital, but these alone won't bring about the reduction in men's violence against women that we want, if we don't change the attitudes and inequality that foster it.
The data set is one of the largest of its kind in the UK and therefore presents a unique opportunity to explore patterns of reporting across different types of hate crimes/incidents through a system designed to go beyond criminal justice responses.
She is a queer, physically disabled Korean transracial and transnational adoptee, "born in Korea, raised in the Caribbean, nurtured in the U.S. South, and now living in Northern California". Mingus is part of the Bay Area Transformative Justice Collective (BAJTC), which works to build non-state transformative justice responses to child sexual abuse.
Perhaps, as Finkelhor and Hashima (2001) suggested, this is because "child victimizations do not map neatly onto conventional crime strategies" (p. 50), leading historically to a tendency for criminal justice responses to focus on the unusual (or extreme) events (e.g., child abductions) and 'stranger danger', with little regard to the risks of sexual abuse 'closer to home'.
And the criminal justice response dictates the likelihood that anyone would.
Consequently the act is very much a criminal justice response to slavery.
What does this say about our criminal justice response to drug mules?
The speedy criminal justice response played a part in people waking up and breaking that sort of cycle".
To make a lasting difference, May will need to broaden her perspective beyond a criminal justice response to slavery.
