Becoming Visible: Gypsy Roma Travellers in Prison
Becoming Visible: Gypsy Roma Travellers in Prison
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变得可见：监狱中的吉普赛罗姆旅行者
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2015
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A. Drummond
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A. Drummond
2014年2月，女王陛下的监狱监察局发现，所有囚犯中有1/20来自吉普赛罗姆人或游民背景。1调查结果要求进一步调查，以填补知识空白，并鼓励围绕为什么有这么多吉普赛罗姆人被监禁或在不久的将来有可能被监禁的问题进行辩论（与沉默相反）。与HMIP的披露相适应，本文重点介绍了英国、爱尔兰和欧洲其他地方的GRT社区和刑事司法系统的文献。特别值得注意的是，我在编写2008年博士论文时引用的关键作品。2首先分析了GRT社区在刑事司法系统中的历史隐形性，然后对有关这些社区警务的文献进行了批判性评估。在此之后和结论之前，重点是我们如何在刑事司法系统中将吉普赛罗姆人的处境理论化。
In February 2014 Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Prisons found 1/20 of all prisoners to be from a Gypsy Roma or Traveller background.1 The findings beg further investigation to fill the gaps in knowledge, and, encourage debate (in contrast to the silence) around why so many GRT people are incarcerated, or, at risk of being so in the near future. Apposite to the disclosure by HMIP this article focuses on the literature available on GRT communities and the criminal justice systems across the UK, Ireland and elsewhere in Europe. In particular, attention is drawn to key works sourced during compilation of my 2008 PhD.2 In the first instance the historic invisibility of GRT communities within criminal justice systems is analysed, followed by a critical evaluation of literature concerning policing of these communities. Thereafter and prior to a conclusion, attention is focussed on how we might theorize the situation of Gypsy Roma Travellers within criminal justice systems.