Titlebook: Colorblind; Indigenous and Black Bryan Warde Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license to Springer

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Vicki Moran,Rita Wunderlich,Cynthia Rubbelkethe British Empire’s White settler colonialism structure in which the criminal justice system serves as one of the subjugating strategies for land dispossession and the controlling and corralling of racialized Indigenous and Black bodies. The chapter ends with defining the key terms used in the book.

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Summary, Critical Review and Outlook,s and incarceration for more offenders for more extended periods, law enforcement use of various iterations of stop and search policy, and an accusatorial model approach to the criminal procedure that uses plea bargaining. A particular focus of the chapter is the historical and contemporary war on drugs.

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Introductionthe British Empire’s White settler colonialism structure in which the criminal justice system serves as one of the subjugating strategies for land dispossession and the controlling and corralling of racialized Indigenous and Black bodies. The chapter ends with defining the key terms used in the book.

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Great Britain’s Colonizing Project Part 1Britain’s 13 Eastern Seaboard colonies of North America, which would transition from a settler colony to the independent nation of the U.S. Also provided in the overview are the devastating impacts of settler colonization and its aims on the Indigenous nations, tribes, and people of the Americas, be it by Great Britain or their predecessors Spain.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-46639-2ugate Indigenous people in particular. The subjugation was often violent and included frontier massacres, forced assimilation by way of residential Indian boarding schools, and forcible suppression of dissent and opposition, to name just a few.