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Due process and seclusion in Argentina: from words to facts
Fecha
2020-01Registro en:
Safranoff, Ana; Tiravassi, Antonella; Due process and seclusion in Argentina: from words to facts; Routledge; Women and Criminal Justice; 30; 1; 1-2020; 69-90
0897-4454
1541-0323
CONICET Digital
CONICET
Autor
Safranoff, Ana
Tiravassi, Antonella
Resumen
This study examines gender differences in the criminal justice processing of defendants in Argentina. The Argentinian charter of rights guarantees a number of criminal procedure rights for individuals accused of crimes. Using the results of a 2013 survey of inmates held in Argentinian federal prisons and prisons from the Buenos Aires Prison Service, gender differences in the processing of defendants was found. Women’s treatment may be the result of paternalism or a product of a double-sanction imposed on women who violate traditional gender roles.