دانلود کتاب Gringo Injustice: Insider Perspectives on Police, Gangs, and Law

فهرست مطالب :

Cover Half Title Title Page Copyright Page Dedication Table of Contents List of figures List of contributors Preface Introduction The Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo, 1848 Gringo Injustice Gringos and Greasers Police Killings of Latinos The Structure of the Book Notes References Public Document Cases Cited PART I: State-Sanctioned Violence 1. A History of Anti-Latino State-Sanctioned Violence: Executions, Lynchings, and Hate Crimes Introduction Latino Lynching: A Brief History Contemporary Backlash Against Immigrants in the Public Sphere Hate Crimes and State Violence against Latinos Lynching by Another Name Conclusion Notes References Cases Cited 2. Officer-Involved Shootings of Latinos: Moving Beyond the Black/White Binary The Existing Data Early Patterns from New Data Conclusion Policy Suggestions Notes References 3. Interest-Convergence Theory and Police Use of Deadly Force on Latinos: A Case Study of Three Shootings Methods Interest-Convergence Theory: An Overview “Los Tres Disparos”: Three Police Shootings The Move Forward Project: A Pilot Program in Community-Police Engagement Holistic Policing Conclusion Notes References Cases Cited 4. Killing Ismael Mena: “The SWAT Teams Feared for Their Lives…” Introduction SWAT Anatomy of a Murder The Informant and the Police Cover-Up Public Outrage over “No-Knock” Search Warrants The Justice for Mena Committee (“JMC”) “Settled but Not Solved”: Aftermath of the Shooting Postscript: Police Policing Themselves Notes References PART II: The Youth Control Complex 5. The Street Terrorism and Enforcement Act: A New Chapter on the War on Gangs The War on Gangs in the 1940s: Sleepy Lagoon and the Zoot-Suit Riots Penal Code §186.22: Legislative History, Overview, and Implications Attempted Murder Charges Against the 4th Street Boys Reflections Notes References Cases Cited Statutes Cited 6. Latino Street Gangs, La EME, and the Short Corridor Collective Introduction Gang “Banging” History The Zoot-Suit Charade La Eme Infusion Neighborly Protection The “Buzz” Experience Sureños The “Corridor-4” Conundrum The Twenty-first-Century Morphing of Street Gangs Kings of the Asphalt Jungle The Anti-Discrimination Principle and the Short Corridor Collective Notes References Cases Cited 7. “Captives while Free”: Surveillance of Chicana/o Youth in a San Diego Barrio Pachucas, Pachucos, and el Zoot-Suit The Panopticon in the Barrio Panopticism and Its Effects I Am Still Here, I Am Still Alive”: Jewelz’s Story “The Homegirl Lets Me Push the Stroller”: Rana’s Story “I Am Being Watched”: Pelón’s Story Barrio Pico and the Panoptic Effect Conclusion Notes References 8. Hyper-Criminalization: Gang-Affiliated Chicana Teen Mothers Navigating Third Spaces Introduction Chicana Feminism: (Third Space) Where the Public and Private Meet “A Homegirl’s Nightmare”: Estefania “You’re Not Gonna Make It”: Monica “Invading My Space” Conclusion Notes References PART III: Race, Citizenship, and the Law 9. “A Class Apart”: The Exclusion of Latinas/os from Grand and Petit Juries Hernandez v. Texas, 347 U.S. 475 (1954) “Personhood” and Equal Protection in Historical Perspective Jury Exclusion and the Fourteenth Amendment Is Use of Peremptories to Exclude Bilingual Jurors Prohibited Under the Fourteenth Amendment? Bilingual Classifications Should be Subjected to Strict Scrutiny Because Bilingualism is a Fixed, Relatively Immutable Characteristic Exclusion from Grand Juries: The East LA Thirteen and Common-Sense Racism Conclusion Notes References Cases Cited 10. Whiteness, Mexican Appearance and the Fourth Amendment Whiteness as Property Fourth Amendment: Origins and Historical Overview Does the Exclusionary Rule Apply in Civil Deportation Hearings? Are INS Factory Raids Seizures? Are Mexican Nationals Protected by the Fourth Amendment? Are Fixed Checkpoints and Secondary Inspections Constitutional? Roving Patrols and Racial Profiling of Mexicans Conclusion Note References Cases Cited Index