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Fall 2017
The fall issue looks at ways of justice—the shape it takes, how people seek it out, and its shifting definitions: from blood feuds reaching back generations to the US Border Patrol’s alarmingly broad jurisdiction; from portraits of criminal-justice systems around the world to a dissection of originalism. At the heart of the issue are fundamental questions about what justice means to those on either side of it.
Fall 2017
Volume 93, Number 4
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Table of contents
Reporting
Essays
Criticism
Photography
Fiction
Poetry
Fine Distinctions
Editor's Desk
#VQRTrueStory
Drawing It Out
Notes to Self