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Arbitrary justiceAngela J. Davis

Arbitrary justice

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"Angela J. Davis examines the expanding power of prosecutors, from mandatory minimum sentencing laws that enhance prosecutorial control over the outcome of cases to the increasing politicization of the office. Drawing on her dozen years of experience as a public defender, Davis demonstrates how the everyday, legal exercise of prosecutorial discretion is responsible for tremendous inequalities in criminal justice."--BOOK JACKET.

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Editions

5 editions
  • Ebook · English · 2009
    Oxford University Press · 264 pages · 9780199852369
  • Other · English · 2009
    Oxford University Press, Incorporated · 280 pages · 9780195384734
  • Other · English · 2007
    Oxford University Press · 9781281156631
  • Other · English · 2007
    Ebsco Publishing · 9780198039426
  • Other · English · 2007
    Oxford University Press, USA · 264 pages · 9780195177367
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