Abolish Criminology, When Crime Is Manufactured
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Abolish Criminology, When Crime Is Manufactured
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🎧 This episode is a reading and reflection on Abolish Criminology, edited by Viviane Saleh-Hanna, Jason M. Williams, and Michael J. Coyle, through the lens of a police case that never left me.
In 1996, a father was tortured into confessing to killing his missing daughter, only for the child to later reappear alive. The case collapsed, but the system did not. Using that experience as a point of entry, I argue that criminology is not a neutral discipline studying crime, but an intellectual machinery that helps produce it, launder coercion into expertise, and render truth optional.
This is not a conversation about reform, better training, or oversight. It is about why the categories of crime and justice themselves do political work, and why abolishing criminology is necessary if we are serious about ending carceral violence.
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