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4-0995
LAW, LANGUAGE, AND SUBJECTIVITY
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Reviewed By: Association for Political and Legal Anthropology
Friday, November 16, 2012: 4:00 PM-5:45 PM

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Chair:  Catherine Buerger (University of Connecticut and University of Connecticut)
4:00 PM
Facing the Death Penalty: Language, Embodiment, and Empathy In Democratic Legal Decision-Making
Robin H Conley (Marshall University)
4:15 PM
Automaton Jurors: Toward An Ethnographic Study of Voir Dire
Anna Offit (Princeton University and Princeton University)
4:30 PM
Culture Through Rights: The Construction of National Identity Through the Language of Human Rights
Catherine Buerger (University of Connecticut and University of Connecticut)
4:45 PM
Dangerous Categories: Negotiating Gender and Race Identities In the Corporate Boardroom
John M Conley (University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill)
5:00 PM
Expression, Translation and Erasure: An Ethnography of Criminal Trials In California
Imran Khundkar (California State University at Long Beach and California State University: Long Beach)
5:15 PM
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