Sunday, November 22 / 8:00 AM - 9:45 AM Room 216 (2nd Floor)

Session 202
Crime, Justice and the Law

1. When the Musulman Became the Algérien? Labeling, Categorical Transition, and the Bureaucratic Mediation of Decolonization in Parisian Police Reports, 1945–1965Léo P. Henry, University of Toronto; Ron Levi, University of Toronto.

2. Historical Trends in Police Homicide: Evidence from Hennepin County Coroners Records, 1911-1989Michael Lansing, Augsburg College; Michelle Phelps, University of Minnesota; Evan Roberts, University of Minnesota.

3. A Contrapuntal Reading of the Development of the Universal Declaration of Human RightsAsma Rahimyar, Yale University.

4. The Black Panther Party and the Unlikely Union of Marxism and Constitutional Law, 1966-1971Willa Sachs, Yale University.

5. Status, Hierarchy, and Sentencing in Corruption TrialsLuiz Vilaça, Assistant Professor.

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