THE REGULATION OF MARRIAGE BY THE CRIMINAL LAW: A FEMINIST ANALY S I S
Kerri Reid
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Kerri Reid
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Feminist analyses have drawn attention to the patriarchal structure of society that has in many ways served to subjugate women.Issues such as pornography, prostitution and wife abuse have thus been the focus of a great deal of feminist research.The status of the married woman, however, has not been singularly addressed.While marriage is regulated by many legal
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Feminist analyses have drawn attention to the patriarchal structure of society that has in many ways served to subjugate women.Issues such as pornography, prostitution and wife abuse have thus been the focus of a great deal of feminist research.The status of the married woman, however, has not been singularly addressed.While marriage is regulated by many legal
Key concepts: Criminal code, Criminal law, Wife, Law, Political science, Sanctions, Criminology, Statutory law