Nicola L Campbell
@nic0410.bsky.social
Socio-legal Researcher | Institute of Criminal Justice Policy & Research, Birkbeck College | Doctorate in progress: Narrating Joint Enterprise Injustice: A Mother’s Perspective
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For the last two years I have been trying to narrate mothers’ feeling of pain and injustice because of their son’s JE conviction. Our legal system has done this. Our legal system has made a generation of women question their role as a mother! #jointenterprise #injustice
For the last two years I have been trying to narrate mothers’ feeling of pain and injustice because of their son’s JE conviction. Our legal system has done this. Our legal system has made a generation of women question their role as a mother! #jointenterprise #injustice
December 3, 2024 at 6:03 PM
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For the last two years I have been trying to narrate mothers’ feeling of pain and injustice because of their son’s JE conviction. Our legal system has done this. Our legal system has made a generation of women question their role as a mother! #jointenterprise #injustice
For the last two years I have been trying to narrate mothers’ feeling of pain and injustice because of their son’s JE conviction. Our legal system has done this. Our legal system has made a generation of women question their role as a mother! #jointenterprise #injustice
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Absolute disgrace that the state and judiciary’s discriminate and racist application of joint enterprise laws have somehow convinced a mother that she could have prevented her son’s injustice by not conceiving him in the first place.
Absolute disgrace that the state and judiciary’s discriminate and racist application of joint enterprise laws have somehow convinced a mother that she could have prevented her son’s injustice by not conceiving him in the first place.
December 3, 2024 at 5:59 PM
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Absolute disgrace that the state and judiciary’s discriminate and racist application of joint enterprise laws have somehow convinced a mother that she could have prevented her son’s injustice by not conceiving him in the first place.
Absolute disgrace that the state and judiciary’s discriminate and racist application of joint enterprise laws have somehow convinced a mother that she could have prevented her son’s injustice by not conceiving him in the first place.