High-profile crimes: when legal cases become social causes
O. J. Simpson. The Central Park jogger. Bensonhurst. William Kennedy Smith. Rodney King. These are more than crimes and criminals, more than court cases. They are cultural events that, for better or worse, gave concrete expression to latent social conflicts in American society. In High-Profile Crime...
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| Zusammenfassung: | O. J. Simpson. The Central Park jogger. Bensonhurst. William Kennedy Smith. Rodney King. These are more than crimes and criminals, more than court cases. They are cultural events that, for better or worse, gave concrete expression to latent social conflicts in American society. In High-Profile Crimes, Lynn Chancer explores how these cases became conflated with larger social causes on a collective level and how this phenomenon has affected the law, the media, and social movements. An astute and incisive chronicle of some of the most polarizing cases of the 1980s and 1990s, High-Profile Crimes shows that their landmark status results from the overlapping interaction of diverse participants. The merging of legal cases and social causes, Chancer argues, has wrought ambivalent effects on both social movements and the law. On the one hand, high-profile crimes offer important opportunities for emotional expression and raise awareness of social issues. But on the other hand, social problems cannot be resolved through the either/or determinations that are the goals of the legal system, creating frustration for those who look to the outcome of these cases for social progress. Guilt or innocence through the lens of the media leads to either defeat or victory for a social cause-a confounding situation that made the O. J. Simpson case, for example, unable to resolve the issues of domestic violence and police racism that it had come to symbolize. Based on nearly two hundred interviews, Chancer's discussions of the infamous Central Park jogger and Bensonhurst cases-as well as the rape trials of William Kennedy Smith and Mike Tyson, the assault cases of Rodney King and Reginald Denny, and, finally, the O. J. Simpson murder trial-provide a convincing, multidimensional and innovative analysis of the most charged public dramas of the last two decades. |
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TABLE OF CONTENTS / INHALTSVERZEICHNIS
PREFACE: THE LARGER SYMBOLISM OF SYMBOLIC CASES
WHEN CASES BECOME CAUSES
THE RAPE OF THE CENTRAL PARK JOGGER
THE MURDER OF YUSEF HAWKINS
IN RE THE LEGAL SYSTEM
MORE ON THE PRESS : JOURNALISTIC DIVIDES
TAKING SIDES : DIVERSE PUBLIC REACTIONS
HIGH-PROFILE CRIMES AND AMERICAN CULTURE.
DIESES SCHRIFTSTUECK WURDE MASCHINELL ERZEUGT.
0. J. Simpson. The Central Park jogger. ßensonhurst. William
Kennedy Smith.
and criminals, more than court cases. They are cultural
events that, for better or worse, gave concrete expression
to latent social conflicts in American society. In High-Profile
Crimes, Lynn S. Chancer explores how these cases became
conflated with larger social causes on a collective level and
how this phenomenon has affected the law, the media, and
social movements.
An astute and incisive chronicle of some of the most
polarizing cases of the
shows that their landmark status results from the overlap¬
ping interaction of diverse participants. The merging of legal
cases and social causes, Chancer argues, has wrought
ambivalent effects on both social movements and the law.
On the one hand, high-profile crimes offer important oppor¬
tunities for emotional expression and raise awareness of
social issues. But on the other hand, underlying social prob¬
lems cannot be resolved through the either/or determina¬
tions that are the goals of the legal system, sometimes cre-:,
ating frustration for those who look to the outcome of these
cases for social progress. Guilt or innocence through the
lens of the media leads to either defeat or victory for a social
cause
case, for example, unable to resolve the issues of domestic
violence and police racism that it had come to symbolize.
Based on nearly two hundred interviews, Chaucer s
discussions of the infamous Central Park jogger and Benson-
hurst cases
Smith and Mike Tyson, the assault cases oi Rodney King
and Reginald Denny, and, finally, the
trial-provide a convincing, multidimensional, and innova¬
tive analysis of the most charged public dramas
two decades.
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HIGH-PROFILE CRIMES / CHANCER, LYNN S. : 2005
TABLE OF CONTENTS / INHALTSVERZEICHNIS
PREFACE: THE LARGER SYMBOLISM OF SYMBOLIC CASES
WHEN CASES BECOME CAUSES
THE RAPE OF THE CENTRAL PARK JOGGER
THE MURDER OF YUSEF HAWKINS
IN RE THE LEGAL SYSTEM
MORE ON THE PRESS : JOURNALISTIC DIVIDES
TAKING SIDES : DIVERSE PUBLIC REACTIONS
HIGH-PROFILE CRIMES AND AMERICAN CULTURE.
DIESES SCHRIFTSTUECK WURDE MASCHINELL ERZEUGT.
0. J. Simpson. The Central Park jogger. ßensonhurst. William
Kennedy Smith.
and criminals, more than court cases. They are cultural
events that, for better or worse, gave concrete expression
to latent social conflicts in American society. In High-Profile
Crimes, Lynn S. Chancer explores how these cases became
conflated with larger social causes on a collective level and
how this phenomenon has affected the law, the media, and
social movements.
An astute and incisive chronicle of some of the most
polarizing cases of the
shows that their landmark status results from the overlap¬
ping interaction of diverse participants. The merging of legal
cases and social causes, Chancer argues, has wrought
ambivalent effects on both social movements and the law.
On the one hand, high-profile crimes offer important oppor¬
tunities for emotional expression and raise awareness of
social issues. But on the other hand, underlying social prob¬
lems cannot be resolved through the either/or determina¬
tions that are the goals of the legal system, sometimes cre-:,
ating frustration for those who look to the outcome of these
cases for social progress. Guilt or innocence through the
lens of the media leads to either defeat or victory for a social
cause
case, for example, unable to resolve the issues of domestic
violence and police racism that it had come to symbolize.
Based on nearly two hundred interviews, Chaucer's
discussions of the infamous Central Park jogger and Benson-
hurst cases
Smith and Mike Tyson, the assault cases oi Rodney King
and Reginald Denny, and, finally, the
trial-provide a convincing, multidimensional, and innova¬
tive analysis of the most charged public dramas
two decades. |
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| title_full | High-profile crimes when legal cases become social causes Lynn S. Chancer |
| title_fullStr | High-profile crimes when legal cases become social causes Lynn S. Chancer |
| title_full_unstemmed | High-profile crimes when legal cases become social causes Lynn S. Chancer |
| title_short | High-profile crimes |
| title_sort | high profile crimes when legal cases become social causes |
| title_sub | when legal cases become social causes |
| topic | Criminalité - Aspect sociologique - États-Unis Criminalité - États-Unis - Opinion publique Criminalité dans les médias Criminalité et presse - États-Unis Médias et opinion publique - États-Unis Procès - États-Unis - Opinion publique Crime Sociological aspects United States Crime United States Public opinion Trials United States Public opinion Crime and the press United States Crime in mass media Mass media and public opinion United States Berichterstattung (DE-588)4005709-4 gnd Straftat (DE-588)4057799-5 gnd |
| topic_facet | Criminalité - Aspect sociologique - États-Unis Criminalité - États-Unis - Opinion publique Criminalité dans les médias Criminalité et presse - États-Unis Médias et opinion publique - États-Unis Procès - États-Unis - Opinion publique Crime Sociological aspects United States Crime United States Public opinion Trials United States Public opinion Crime and the press United States Crime in mass media Mass media and public opinion United States Berichterstattung Straftat USA |
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