The Crime, Law and Deviance Workshop meets throughout the academic year to promote and foster the social-scientific study of crime, law and deviance. At many sessions, graduate students and faculty present work in progress (such as draft papers or chapters of books or dissertations) for discussion, critique and suggestions. Both students and professors present work and serve as discussants. At other sessions, the Workshop presents guest speakers. Participants are drawn from various parts of NYU, as well as other universities and research centers in the New York area. Workshops will take place on Wednesdays from 4:00-5:30pm in the memorial room (4130). Anyone wishing to present work, or to serve as a discussant, or to be added to the e-mail distribution list should contact its Directors, David Greenberg, at dg4@nyu.edu and Lynne Haney at lynne.haney@nyu.edu.

Fall 2022 Schedule:

September 19th (Monday): 10am-12pm Faculty First Look talks on crime/law

10:00am – Ramirez Who Deserves Legal Representation? The Mechanism of Triple Punishment Infrastructure

10:40am - Alston Recognizing “Camera Cues”: Policing, Cellphones, and Civilian Countersurveillance

11:15am – Maldonado "Let us be the healing of the wound”: Child Welfare System Impacted Families and Mental Health

October 19th - Stephane Andrade (Yale, Sociology),  "Sanction Maintenance: How Disadvantaged Fathers Negotiate Punishment."

November 16th - David Knight (Columbia, Sociology), "Carceral Passages: Coming of Age in Prison America."

December 7th - Sabrina Charles (NYU, Sociology), "Dysrhythmia: Time and State Control in Immigration Court."