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The basic premise of this book is that the criminal justice system is biased against the poor from start to finish from the definition of crime through the process of arrest
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The book discusses how societal norms
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Human Rights and Global Diversity Comparative Literature (Indian Perspective) The basic premise of thisBook Details Author: Churchill, R. Paul Brand: Taylor & Francis Ltd Edition: 1 Binding: Paperback Number of Pages: 176 Release Date: 04 02 2005 EAN: 9780130408853 Languages: English Defends human rights as universal for all people worldwide. Emphasizes respect for cultural diversity and plurality. Discusses cross cultural negotiations on human rights issues. Argues there is no fundamental conflict between human rights norms and valuable social
