14 Sep According to Beckett and Herbert (2012), explain the shift from vagrancy laws to loitering laws and how Seattle essentially recriminalized disorder.
5 questions! Short answers only! 250 or less words!
- Chriss, J. J. (2022). Social control: An introduction (3rd ed.). Polity Press.
- Chapter 3. Informal Control
- Chapter 6. Informal Control: Case Studies
Lippman, M. (2021). Law and society (3rd ed.). SAGE.
- Chapter 6. Dispute Resolution
- Chapter 11. Law and Racial and Ethnic Inequality
Beckett, K., & Herbert, S. (2009). Banished: The new social control in urban America. OxfordUniversity Press.
- Toward Banishment: The Transformation of Urban Social Control (p. 37–62)
21. According to Beckett and Herbert (2012), explain the shift from vagrancy laws to loitering laws and how Seattle essentially recriminalized disorder.
22. According to Beckett and Herbert (2012), describe how loitering-with-intent laws enhance police authority.
23. Describe SODA and SOAP off-limits orders in Seattle and explain their intent.
24. Explain some of the arguments for and against park exclusion orders.
25. Explain how some of the new social control mechanisms described by Beckett and Herbert such as park exclusion orders and trespass admonishments combine elements of civil and criminal law.
