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DESCRIPTION:Drawing on ethnographic data gathered in lower criminal courts 
 and in one unit of the Public Prosecutor's Office in Santiago\, Chile\, th
 is talk will explore the ways in which criminal offences that are consider
 ed “flagrant” are treated by the Chilean criminal justice system. From the
 ir identification on the streets by police officers to their reassignment 
 to a different unit of the Public Prosecutor's Office or their adjudicatio
 n at a criminal court\, flagrant criminal offences are defined by a specif
 ic way of approaching the alleged facts\, which is translated into specifi
 c organizational and documentary practices. As a technicality\, the flagra
 nt character of a criminal offence conveys certain epistemological assumpt
 ions about how to determine what happened and what exactly constitutes the
  criminal offence. In the first part of this talk\, Dr. Araya-Moreno will 
 discuss the data and analysis presented in the paper. The second part will
  reflect on the implications of her work for the ethnographic study of cri
 minal law bureaucracies and\, particularly\, how legal technicalities conv
 ey certain assumptions about gender in Chile.\n\nBio\n\nDr. Javiera Araya-
 Moreno is currently a postdoctoral researcher in the Ethnography Lab at Co
 ncordia University and the Centro de investigación en derecho y sociedad a
 t the Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez\, in Santiago\, Chile. She holds a PhD in 
 sociology from the Université de Montréal. In her research\, Dr. Araya-Mor
 eno focuses on how criminal law shapes people's daily lives in Chile\, and
  particularly on how criminal justice bureaucracies treat crimes through s
 pecific socio-legal arrangements. Recent publications can be found in the 
 Law & Society Review\, Anthropologica\, Estudios Socio-Jurídicos\, and Hos
 pitality & Society.\n\n \n
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LOCATION:Room 102 NCDH
SUMMARY:Annie Macdonald Langstaff Workshop | Gendered Legal Technicalities 
 and Flagrant Criminal Offences in Chile
URL:https://www.mcgill.ca/channels/channels/event/annie-macdonald-langstaff
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