David J.

Satnarine Professor Fonseca Spring 2010 Law, Crime and Punishment The modern war against terror has not only redefined a nations identity, but it has also transformed the role of government in the United States. This transformation forms the cornerstone of a heated debate occurring within the academia of criminal behavior. The state apparatus that has emerged in response to the omniscient threat of terror reinforces ideals of surveillance and risk governance. This approach sharply contrasts analysis of differential association and