Source: (2011) QLR. (30) 517
“One aim of a legal response to violence is to create a certain kind of present moment, one that does justice to a past that needs redress, while also opening up a future that is not fully determined by past harms. But what does violence sound like in a legal proceeding, and how do we hear it?”(Excerpt)
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