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Public defender, participatory defense, professional responsibility, client autonomy, zealous advocacy, overcriminalization, attorney-client relationship, McCoy v. Louisiana, expertise, Model Rules of Professional Responsibility, legal ethics
Obergefell, same-sex marriage, adoption, social change, parenthood, lesbian and gay families
parenthood, parent and child, child abuse and neglect, family, adoption, foster care, prevention, ASFA, child welfare, subsidized guardianship, parental rights
parental rights, family law, constitution, corporal punishment, Meyer v Nebraska, parental discipline privilege
Adolescent, child, juvenile justice, consent
#MeToo, sex offenses, abolition, sexual assault, juveniles, gender, race, statutory rape, sex offender registry, social control, carceral feminism, public health, restorative justice
juveniles, status offenses, gender roles, sexuality, punishment, social control, adolescents
education, parent and child, professional responsibility, ethics, family representation
ethics, democracy, progressive prosecutors, model rules of professional conduct
prostitution, trafficking, paternalism, punishment, statutory rape, sexuality, gender roles, social control, retribution, deterrence, juvenile justice
Obergefell, same-sex marriage, plaintiff selection, cause lawyering, impact litigation, lesbian and gay families, social change
child protection, permanency, adoption, guardianship, ASFA, foster care
Vagueness Doctrine, Adolescent Sexuality, Selective Enforcement, Gender and Sexuality, Juvenile Justice, Statutory Rape, Overcriminalization, Consent
Obergefell, same-sex marriage, gender roles, motherhood, parenthood, maternalism, lesbian and gay families, Gonzales v. Carhart
child abuse and neglect, family, foster care, prevention, differential response, public health, child welfare, procedural justice, institutional design, child protection
ethics, model rules of professional conduct, lawyer discipline, prosecutorial misconduct, legal education
victim, offender, victim/offender overlap, abolition, violence, punishment theory
family policing, child welfare, lawyers, carceral logic, abolitionism
family policing system, mutual aid, abolition, child welfare
family crime, incest, corporal punishment, sexual harm, exploitation, parenthood, family equality, consent
abolition, Carceral state, progressive prosecutor, legal ethics, net-widening, social change
parental rights, family law, constitution, corporal punishment, parental discipline privilege, abuse and neglect, intrafamilial violence, cycle of abuse, mens rea