Titlebook: Behind Bars; Latino/as and Prison Suzanne Oboler Book 2009 Suzanne Oboler 2009 crime.culture.methods.Visual Culture

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Introduction to all the men and women in the U.S. criminal justice system, “No! You are not living ‘..’ You, your lives, your presence as part of both our community and our society—whether behind walls or barbed-wire fences—. important to those of us on the outside. You have not been forgotten!”

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“Troubadour of Justice”by all. Rather, what we have here is a portrait of someone who is exceptional in his ability to be represen- tative of a good portion of the more than two million people currently caught up in the criminal justice machinery of this nation” (2006,4)

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The Interpreter as a Bridgee visiting our clients. I also interpret for the families of the relatively few who have any family here in this country. In this essay, I address some of the language issues Spanish- speaking Latinos face once they are caught in the mire of the criminal justice sys- tem in Cook County, Illinois.