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Protecting the substantive due process rights of immigrants detainees: Using COVID-19 to create a new analogy/ by Liamarie Quinde

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Quinde, Liamarie

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Continuing resourceSeries: The Journal of Criminal Law and Criminology. 369-406 pages ; Volume 112 Number 2Publication details: ---Chicago: Northwestern University School of Law, Spring 2022Description: 369-406 pageISSN:

0091-4169

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BPer 364.05 Q43

Summary: Guns seem have a strange power over people: too often passion drives out thought. The Journal of Criminal Law and Criminology should be commended for bringing together some of the best scholars on both sides of the debate over guns in America. My purpose in this introductory essay is to say a bit about how we got to where are today on guns in Chicago and in the nation and what some of the things are that we should be thinking about going forward.

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Item type	Home library	Call number	Status
Bansalan Periodicals	UM Bansalan College LIC	BPer 364.05 Q43 Vol. 112 No. 2 2022 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Not for loan

Guns seem have a strange power over people: too often passion drives out thought. The Journal of Criminal Law and Criminology should be commended for bringing together some of the best scholars on both sides of the debate over guns in America. My purpose in this introductory essay is to say a bit about how we got to where are today on guns in Chicago and in the nation and what some of the things are that we should be thinking about going forward.

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