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Shaffir and R.A. Stebbins (eds.) Experience fieldwork. An inside view of qualitative research, Sage, London, 1991, 25). Following laws about public transparency, courts are normally open to the public. This is however not the case for all courts or all types of trials. In many jurisdictions, judges

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andings of the operation of criminal law and hold judicial professionals to account. While reviewing and supporting much of these new directions, this chapter explores the limits of observation in understanding the workings of courts. Using a reflexive approach that reviews my own practices of court

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ocusing on one racialized murder on the Danish island of Bornholm, the chapter shows how ethnography illuminates an interesting contrast between judicial constructions of intent and motivation. Both are legal fictions, designed to connect facts as committed to laws and the ideologies they represent.

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uncil for Alien Law Litigation (CALL). Each year, several hundreds of children and young people visit the CALL premises in Brussels for an oral hearing with the judge. Some children merely accompany their parents without taking up an active role in the procedure, others are also heard by the judge.

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