2000 H St NW
Washington, DC
The George Washington University Law School
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parole, legal consciousness, parole hearings, lifers, incarceration
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Access to Justice
prisons, privatization, corrections, criminology, prison populations, prison privatization, California
rurality, rural, criminal justice, parole, lifers, parole hearings, incarceration, space, place, sociology of place
Methodology, Ethnography, Gender, Law, Crime, Illegality, Sociology of Law, Qualitative Research Methods
parole, lifer parole, sentencing, parole hearings
College, education, mental health, cultural capital, care-seeking
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legal consciousness, criminal procedure, policing, rights assertions
