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Vol. XVI, Issue 1, 2025May 14, 2025 CDT

These Shackles Got a Hold on Me: City of Grants Pass v. Johnson and The Consequences of Criminalizing Homelessness

Kiersten Roberts,
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Articles in Vol. XVI, Issue 1, 2025

Vol. XVI, Issue 1, 2025
  • PRIDE IN PRISON? HOW KINCAID V. WILLIAMS ESTABLISHES PROTECTIONS FOR SHACKLED TRANSGENDER BODIES UNDER THE ADA
    Lyndsi Felder
  • CHOKING ON INJUSTICE: LOUISIANA V UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY AND THE FIGHT FOR ENVIRONMENTAL EQUITY.
    Deja Babineaux
  • These Shackles Got a Hold on Me: City of Grants Pass v. Johnson and The Consequences of Criminalizing Homelessness
    Kiersten Roberts
  • PLANTING BLACK SEEDS OF DEATH: AN EXAMINATION OF DOBBS V. JACKSON AND THE POLITICS OF ABORTION BANS ON BLACK COMMUNITIES
    Jai'lyn Williams
  • THE NEEDS OF THE MANY OUTWEIGH THE NEEDS OF THE FEW: THE HARROWING CONSEQUENCES OF STUDENTS FOR FAIR ADMISSIONS INC., v. PRESIDENT AND FELLOWS OF HARVARD
    Olivia Walls
Journal of Race, Gender, & Poverty
Kiersten Roberts, These Shackles Got a Hold on Me: City of Grants Pass v. Johnson and The Consequences of Criminalizing Homelessness, XVI Journal of Race, Gender, & Poverty (2025).
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