New Symposium Issue Published: University of Miami Law Review: Petty Offenses Symposium Special Issue.
Forward: Addressing the Criminalization of Poverty and Marginalization
by Tamar Ezer, Franco Piccinini, & David Stuzin
Articles
Litigating to Protect the Rights of Poor and Marginalized Groups in Urban Spaces
by Anneke Meerkotter
Your Cervix is Showing: Loitering for Prostitution Policing as Gendered Stop & Frisk
by Kate Mogulescu
Regulating Cleanups of Homeless Encampments
by Stephen J. Schnably
Responses
“Homeless and Hungry, Please Help!”: A Constitutional Right to Communicate Messages of Need
by Kirsten Anderson
Taking Advantage of Political Processes to Challenge the Use of “Idle and Disorderly” Offenses to Police Sexuality in Uganda
by Adrian Jjuuko & Justine Balya
Sticky Colonial Criminal Laws
by Tracy Robinson
Walking While Trans: Policing Women’s Sexuality
by Roman Rodriguez-Tejera
The Inadequacies of Tinkering: Unmeetable Promises and Failed Incrementalism in U.S. “Prostitution Diversion Programs”
by Poonam Daryani, Alice M. Miller, & Ann Sarnak
Poverty Law 