Tournament: All | Round: 1 | Opponent: - | Judge: -
Email: dneustadt6@gmail.com

Tournament: 2013babyjo | Round: 5 | Opponent: Missouri State Hamaker-Miller | Judge: Garcia-Lugo
Agonistic debate is a hegemonic strategy to shut down abolition – radical prison praxis requires a departure from the language of dialogue and instead have confrontation
Rodriguez 6
(Dylan, Forced Passages, pg. 7-9)

To appropriate Frantz Fanon's … a new-though histori-  cally rooted-political language:

Tournament: 2013babyjo | Round: Octas | Opponent: Texas Stransky-Tuchman | Judge: Bankey, McBride, Taylor
Only an approach that recognizes the interconnections between multiple forms of oppression can solve.  Root cause claims are unproductive and pointless.
STEVEN BEST – 06- The International Journal of INCLUSIVE DEMOCRACY, vol.2, no.3, (June 2006)- Rethinking Revolution: Animal Liberation, Human Liberation, and the Future of the Left- Online- http://www.inclusivedemocracy.org/journal/vol2/vol2_no3_Best_rethinking_revolution.htm
The best approach to theorizing hierarchy ...and environmental crisis society now faces.

Alt doesn’t solve the Aff – animal rights movements operate in fundamental complicity with a global racialized slavery
Breeze Harper - PhD Candidate at University of California-Davis. - December 6, 2009- Revisiting racialized consciousness and black female vegan experiences: an interview
Online- http://sistahvegan.wordpress.com/2009/12/06/revisiting-racialized-consciousness-and-black-female-vegan-experiences-an-interview/
What I mean by this is ...whites involved in alternative food movements.

We are a prerequisite to solving the K – we are the best starting point to melt the glue that holds America together – the alternative devolves into a reform strategy because it is fundamentally coherent to the state
Ruckus Collective- Phoenix, 2001- http://www.anarchistnews.org/?q=node/8838
The central task of a new ...and concern ourselves with revolutionary strategy.

Perms solves – embracing of multiple ablitionisms is key to movement success – we understand abolition as emgaging multiple non-comparable forms of imprisonment that draw from structurally connected forms of violence
Rodríguez 11
(Dylan, Abolitionist Imaginings, in Captive Genders, AK Press pg. 336)
DR: To begin, I ...its mission is attempting to engage.

Failure to include abolition of all prisons within their politics recreates the carceral apparatus and ensures alt cooption – a long history of anti-anthropocentric movements proves
Stanescu 10
(James K. , Animal Abolition and Prison Abolition: An historical perspective,  http://criticalanimal.blogspot.com/2010/03/animal-abolition-and-prison-abolition.html)
As many of you know, ..., especially for the animal abolitionist.

Liberal guilt DA – Whiteness is an organizing system that allows for the structuring of discrimination and violence. Animal liberation has failed to create ANY spillover into other realms of oppression, STRENGTHING racism by couching liberal politics away from white supremacy
Sheila Hamanaka and Tracy Basile - Sheila Hamanaka is a children’s book author and illustrator. She has studied anti-racism with The People’s Institute and is a member of the Justice and Unity Campaign of WBAI. Her books include Grandparent’s Song, All the Colors of the Earth, and The Journey: Japanese Americans, Racism and Renewal. She is currently working on an animal liberation novel for children. Tracy Basile is a freelance journalist who also teaches animal and nature courses at Purchase College, SUNY, and Pace University - June/July 2005- Racism and the Animal Rights Movement- online- http://www.satyamag.com/jun05/hamanaka.html
Given the sheer might of “...white people feel better about themselves.

Cultural relativism DA – their alternative relegates oppressed people’s way of dealing with nature subordinate to the call for animal recognition – turns the case and
Sheila Hamanaka and Tracy Basile – 05- Sheila Hamanaka is a children’s book author and illustrator. She has studied anti-racism with The People’s Institute and is a member of the Justice and Unity Campaign of WBAI. Her books include Grandparent’s Song, All the Colors of the Earth, and The Journey: Japanese Americans, Racism and Renewal. She is currently working on an animal liberation novel for children. Tracy Basile is a freelance journalist who also teaches animal and nature courses at Purchase College, SUNY, and Pace University - June/July 2005- Racism and the Animal Rights Movement- online- http://www.satyamag.com/jun05/hamanaka.html
Language to the contrary, white ...all lose and the animals lose.

Turn—their movement is coopted by academia. O

Tournament: 2013babyjo | Round: 5 | Opponent: Missouri State Hamaker-Miller | Judge: Garcia-Lugo
This is Boggs argument
Boggs 11 (Carl Boggs, Professor and Ph.D. Political Science, National University, Los Angeles, Phantom Democracy: Corporate Interests and Political Power in America, pp. 249-254)
The very expanse of American power ...empowers the great mass of people.

Their alt solves nothing
Boggs 11 (Carl Boggs, Professor and Ph.D. Political Science, National University, Los Angeles, Phantom Democracy: Corporate Interests and Political Power in America, pp. 254-256)
Could the kind of social democracy ...threatens the very survival of humanity.

Tournament: 2013babyjo | Round: 7 | Opponent: Kansas Bhatla-Cook | Judge: Morris
The aff includes abolition of capitalism
Harney and Moten 13
The Undercommons Of The University is ...for the red and black abolition!

Even if they win a link abolishing the carceral system collapses neoliberalism – the Aff solves the K, not the other way around
Dillon 12
(Stephen, Possessed by Death: the neoliberal- carceral state, Black feminism,  and the afterlife of slavery, Radical History Review  Issue 112 (Winter 2012))
Within this epistemological economy, ...penal morality play and bureaucratic farce

This is offense – alt obscures imprisonment as such
Sexton and Lee 6 (Jared Sexton African American Studies Program, University of California, Irvine, Elizabeth Lee Department of Geography, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, BC, Figuring the Prison: Prerequisites of Torture at Abu Ghraib, Antipode  Volume 38, Issue 5, pages 1005–1022, November 2006)
From the circuits of mass media ...militarization, criminalization, and warfare.

Spatial exclusion DA – prisoners are spatially and culturally excluded from their alt means they reinforce imprisonment
Drabczyk 13 (Writer at the Weekly Bolshevik, Prison-Industrial Complex and the class struggle, 9/6, http://weeklybolshevik.wordpress.com/2013/09/06/prison-industrial-complex/)
In addition, the isolated nature ..., exploited, and oppressed peoples.

Tournament: 2013babyjo | Round: 3 | Opponent: California, Berkeley Muppalla-Spurlock | Judge: Robinson
Rhetorical ethics is a white-supremacy DA to the alt – need to endorse an existential ethics
Marimba Ani. Yurugu: An African-Centered Critique of European Cultural Thought and Behavior. March 1994 Pg.329-331
It  has  been part of  the posture of  the  moral  philosophers of  European culture …  i.e.,  the persistence of  European power.

Their link is the wrong way – we’re not representing a hegemonic knowledge position – abolition pedagogy is marginalized and prisoners can’t speak because they’re in prison – we link turn their argument
Medina 2011 /Jose, associate professor of Philosophy @Vanderbilt and Distinguished Chair of the Humanities at the University of Madrid, Toward a Foucaultian Epistemology of Resistance: Counter Memory, Epistemic Friction, and Guerrilla Pluralism, Foucault Studies.
Subjugated knowledges remain invisible to mainstream … marginalized lives have become the silent scars of forgotten struggles.

Tournament: Shirley | Round: 2 | Opponent: Michigan State Ramesh-Thur | Judge: Najor
There is no drone war – there is only war – without addressing the root cause they can’t solve any of their impacts
Trombly ‘12 (Dan, Associate Analyst @ Caerus Analytics, National Security/International Affairs Analyst, “The Drone War Does Not Take Place,” NOVEMBER 16, 2012, http://slouchingcolumbia.wordpress.com/2012/11/16/the-drone-war-does-not-take-place/)
I’ll try to make this a bit shorter than my usual fare on the subject.....
to understanding how to move forward.

The decision has already been made – detention policy doesn’t determine drone policy
RT, 13 (5/3, “US targeted drone killings used as alternative to Guantanamo Bay - Bush lawyer.” http://rt.com/usa/obama-using-drones-avoid-gitmo-747/)

A lawyer who was influential ......
law or are indifferent to civilian casualties.”

Tournament: 2013babyjo | Round: Quarters | Opponent: Stanford Gulati-Rosenthal | Judge: Bankey, Green, Harris
The rhetoric of terrorism creates a specific type of impact calculus that is false but obscures the greater structural violence that happens to civilians as a result of striving for security
BCRW, Barnard Center for Research on Women, 4
(RESPONDING TO VIOLENCE, RETHINKING SECURI TY POLICY ALTERNATIVES FOR BUILDING HUMAN SECURITY A report based on the October 2002 Virginia Gildersleeve Colloquium with Nobel Peace Laureate Jody Williams, Fall 2004
The terms and concepts that we use to think ...... do not depend on armaments or militarism.

Indefinite Detention is horrible for their impacts
Postel 13 (Thérèse Postel is a policy associate in international affairs at The Century Foundation, “How Guantanamo Bay's Existence Helps Al-Qaeda Recruit More Terrorists” Apr 12, http://www.theatlantic.com/international/archive/2013/04/how-guantanamo-bays-existence-helps-al-qaeda-recruit-more-terrorists/274956/)

While these human rights .....maybe national security will be.

Tournament: 2013babyjo | Round: 1 | Opponent: California, Berkeley garcia-Greenbury | Judge: Short
Fairness isn’t neutral
Delgado, Law Prof at U. of Colorado, 1992 Richard, “Shadowboxing: An Essay On Power,” In Cornell Law Review, May
We have cleverly built powerand#39;s view of the appropriate standard of conduct into …… meekly and humbly in order to judge our own acts.  A nice trick if you can get away with it

Policing DA – Refuse the Neg’s demand for a Yes or No on the resolution
Halberstam 13
(Jack, The Undercommons: Fugitive Planning and Black Study - Stefano Harney and Fred Moten, pg. 9-10)

The path to the wild beyond is paved with refusal. In The …..
and music, chatter and knowledge, pain  and truth.  
 

Content comes before skills
Rodríguez 9
(Dylan, The Terms of Engagement: Warfare, White Locality, and Abolition, 2010 36: 151 Crit Sociol, MUSE)

In so many ways, the US progressive/left establishment is filling the void created ….. engulf ‘dissent’ and counter-state, antiracist, and antiviolence organizing.  

Energy DA – skills are irrelevant if the motivation for change isn’t there. This is a prereq to any skills impact –Debaters gets sucked up into the meat grinder of capitalism and power cause they have no energy to fight.
Giroux ‘4(Henry, Global TV Network Chair in English and Cultural Studies at McMaster University, “Public Pedagogy and the Politics of Neo-liberalism: making the political more pedagogical”, Policy Futures in Education, Volume 2, Numbers 3 and 4, 2004, http://www.cws.illinois.edu/IPRHDigitalLiteracies/GirouxPublicPFinE2004.pdf)
By linking education to the project of an unrealized democracy, cultural studies theorists ….. approaches which strip the meaning of what it means to be educated from its critical and democratic possibilities.

Their decisionmaking is decisionism – without critical interrogation they constrain the boundaries of the possible and authorize ethical violence against others
Butler 2k (Judith Butler, professor in the Rhetoric and Comparative Literature departments at the University of California, Berkeley, and is also the Hannah Arendt Professor of Philosophy at the European Graduate School. Butler received her PhD in philosophy from Yale University, “Changing the Subject: Judith Butlerand#39;s Politics of Radical Resignification.”, interview conducted by Olson, Gary A.; Worsham, Lynn, JAC: A Journal of Composition Theory, v20 n4 p727-65 Fall 2000, http://jaconlinejournal.com/archives/vol20.4/olson-changing.pdf)

A. Iand#39;m always glad to have Nancyand#39;s arguments. I feel that we have a productive disagreement. I guess Iand#39;ll say one thing about one of the points she ….. in a more fundamentally capacious way.

Abolition is a prerequisite to democracy
Mendieta 5 (E D U A R D 0 M E N D I E TA is associate professor of philosophy at Stony Brook University He is the executive editor of Rad­ ical P/ailosop/vy Review, and has interviewed, in addition to Angela Y Davis, Cornel West, Richard Rortyg uergen Haber­ mas, and Noam Chomsky, Abolition Democracy, p. 16-18)

For authentic democracy to emerge, Davis argues, abolition dcmocraty ….. most important public intellectu­ als-to perhaps the most intense crisis of American political and ethical identity of our time.

Prison informs democracy – rights given to citizen are in opposition to what is denied to prisoners
Davis 5 (Angela, Abolition Democracy, p. 46-47)

You have been working on a major new book entitledVrisons and History. ….. complex will be, if not com- pletely solved, at least encountered and acknowledged.

Traditional debate isn’t neutral – an appeal to fairness is the neoliberal myth that obscures massive violence
Žižek and Daly 4 (Slavoj, Prof. of European Graduate School, Intl. Director of the Birkbeck Inst. for Humanities, U. of London, and Senior Researcher @ Inst. of Sociology, U. of Ljubljiana, and Glyn, Professor Intl. Studies @ Northampton U., “Risking the Impossible” http://www.lacan.com/zizek-daly.htm)

This is not to endorse any kind of retrograde return to economism. Zizekand#39;s point is rather that in rejecting economism we should ….. within a culture of differential affirmation. Ins

Tournament: 2013babyjo | Round: 7 | Opponent: Kansas Bhatla-Cook | Judge: Morris
Capitalism is a disad to their FW argument because it re-entrenches the utility-based neoliberal policy calculations of the status quo.
Morgan Adamson - 2012 Cultural Studies and Comparative Literature - University of Minnesota http://lateral.culturalstudiesassociation.org/issue1/sitze.html
…this thought is non-...of capital in order to affirm.

Tournament: Shirley | Round: 2 | Opponent: Michigan State Ramesh-Thur | Judge: Najor
They’re wrong about federal government – directionality is always about the ways we first as citizens formulate values and policies and then they resonate at the level of the state – their interpretation can only reinforce status quo institutions
Davis 5 (Angela, Abolition Democracy, pp. 112-116)

Which then raises the question ...... detention centers in Afghanistan, Iraq, and Guantanamo Bay.

Tournament: 2013babyjo | Round: 7 | Opponent: Kansas Bhatla-Cook | Judge: Morris
We advocate a clean break from the very conception of imprisonment as practiced – anything less means the carceral complex will continue to exist in another form
Rumpf 13 (Chez Rumpf, PhD Candidate in Sociology, Loyola University Chicago, The Future of Mass Incarceration: Punishment in the Proposed Era of Decarceration, Aug 27 2013, http://www.usprisonculture.com/blog/2013/08/27/guest-post-the-future-of-mass-incarceration-punishment-in-the-proposed-era-of-decarceration/)

Mass Incarceration through Other Means
To be clear, I think it is important to …and building true alternatives not only to incarceration but also to punishment.

Their argument lends legitimacy to policing and militarization
Nadine 12
(“What about the murderers?” Prison Abolition, http://revolutionfrombelow.blogspot.com/2012/08/what-about-murderers-prison-abolition.html) 

“Murder, the most foul of all crimes. And not … estranged from all other life is not considered ‘violent.’

Collapse the movement
Spade et al 2011
(Morgan Bassichias, Alexander Lee, and Dean Spade, Building an Abolitionist Trans and Queer Movement in Captive Genders, AK Press pg. 33)

Although we understand that transgender …tactic for everybody it touches.

Prison doesn’t solve
Miss Major (transgender activist and executive director of the TGI Justice Project) 11
(“Making It Happen, Mama” in Captive Genders, AK Press pg. 279)

MM: I wonder how I knew that word …there won't be any prisons.

Tournament: Shirley | Round: 5 | Opponent: Kansas Birzer-Campbell | Judge: Allsup
They can’t solve without solving rape culture, and their “bad people” focus of imprisonment makes the problem worse – rape crimes aren’t reported and the standards are impossibly high – only the Aff’s reorientation of punishment solves
Heitzeg 13 (Nancy A. Heitzeg, Professor of Sociology and Race/Ethnicity, is the Editor of CI. Kay Whitlock, co-author of Queer (In)Justice, is contributing editor of CI, “Victim Blaming, Backlash, and Distractions” 10/23/13 http://criticalmassprogress.com/2013/10/23/ci-victim-blaming-backlash-and-distractions/)
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month...too many “months”  obsolete?

Anything less than an abolitionist frame means the carceral complex will continue to exist in another form
Rumpf 13 (Chez Rumpf, PhD Candidate in Sociology, Loyola University Chicago, The Future of Mass Incarceration: Punishment in the Proposed Era of Decarceration, Aug 27 2013, http://www.usprisonculture.com/blog/2013/08/27/guest-post-the-future-of-mass-incarceration-punishment-in-the-proposed-era-of-decarceration/)
...

Imprisonment is sexual violence
Incite! 13
We are told that prisons will ...survivors of both types of abuse).

It’s about punishment logics
Rumpf 13 (Chez Rumpf, PhD Candidate in Sociology, Loyola University Chicago, The Future of Mass Incarceration: Punishment in the Proposed Era of Decarceration, Aug 27 2013, http://www.usprisonculture.com/blog/2013/08/27/guest-post-the-future-of-mass-incarceration-punishment-in-the-proposed-era-of-decarceration/)
To ...to incarceration but also to punishment.

Aff solves better
Lambel (Prof at Birkbeck School of Law, founder of the Bent Bars letter writing project) 11
(S., Transforming Carceral Logics, in Captive Genders, AK Press pg. 251)
Prison abolition is not a call ...and building community capacity more broadly.

Imprisonment fails – internalizes criminality and oppression
Larson 13 (Doran Larson is a professor of English at Hamilton College and the editor of the forthcoming Fourth City: Essays From the Prison in America, Sep 24 2013, “Why Scandinavian Prisons Are Superior” http://www.theatlantic.com/international/archive/2013/09/why-scandinavian-prisons-are-superior/279949/)
Author Kenneth E. Hartman has ..., prisons tend to institutionalize them.

Collapse the movement
Spade et al 2011
(Morgan Bassichias, Alexander Lee, and Dean Spade, Building an Abolitionist Trans and Queer Movement in Captive Genders, AK Press pg. 33)
Although we understand that transgender and ...dangerous tactic for everybody it touches.

Our method is empirically better
Davis 3 (Angela, Are Prisons Obsolete?, pp. 113-115)
It is against the backdrop of ...? ' instead of simply reacting. " 136

Tournament: Shirley | Round: 8 | Opponent: Towson Herrera-Whitley | Judge: Guha-Majumdar
1AC is a K – We are a direct confrontation to civil society – abolition is the best way to do it
Rodríguez 11
(Dylan, Abolitionist Imaginings, in Captive Genders, AK Press pg. 351)
DR: I can speak in ...of genocide rather than genocide management.

Undermining the carceral apparatus destroys civil society – it renders social death upon bodies outside of anti-black racism
Dillon (PhD in American Studies at Minnesota, now an Assistant Professor of Queer Studies at Hampshire College) 11
(Stephen, “The Only Freedom I Can See” in Captive Genders, AK Press pg. 178-9)
Within this theorization, the prison ..."detritus"—as human surplus.

Their conception of solely anti-black racism is false and means there’s an orientalism DA to the alt
Angela Davis 5 (Angela, Abolition Democracy, p. 55-57)
Orlando Patterson has suggested that lynchings ...persons they harm with their violence.

Prisons not reducible to anti-blackness
Gossett (works at Sylvia Rivera Law Project) 11
(Reina, Abolitionist Imaginings, in Captive Genders, AK Press pg. 337-8)
'RG: (A lot of ...and we pray (58 percent).

The experience of trans folks in prison make this clear
Dillon (PhD in American Studies at Minnesota, now an Assistant Professor of Queer Studies at Hampshire College) 11
(Stephen, “The Only Freedom I Can See” in Captive Genders, AK Press pg. 178)
Rs writing makes visible the heteronormative ...produced by heteronormativity and white supremacy.

Perms solves – embracing of multiple ablitionisms is key to movement success – we understand abolition as engaging multiple non-comparable forms of imprisonment that draw from structurally connected forms of violence
Rodríguez 11
(Dylan, Abolitionist Imaginings, in Captive Genders, AK Press pg. 336)
DR: To begin, I ...its mission is attempting to engage.

Alt fails – they endorse a destructive politics that can’t envision a better future – that’s Davis – we need to create and envision entirely new institutions to solve
Jackson and Meiners  (graduate student in American Studies at State University of New York; professor of education and women’s studies at Northeastern Illinois University) 11
(Jessi Lee and Erica R., Fear and Loathing: Public Feelings in Antiprison Work, WSQ: Women’s Studies Quarterly 39: 1 and 2 (Spring/Summer 2011))
These frameworks offer an affective view ...we are building an abolition democracy.

Wilderson’s entire argument relies on the idea of Black and White as transcendant and non-contingent ontological categories which is false and theoretically bankrupt
Hudson (Political Studies Department, University of the Witwatersrand , Johannesburg) 13
(Peter, Social Dynamics (2013): The state and the colonial unconscious, Social Dynamics: A journal of African studies, DOI: 10.1080/02533952.2013.802867)
My ..., its “ontological” differential.

His unverifiable generalizations are understandable because he relies of Lacanian and Marxist structuralism – We’ll quote Wilderson’s method section
Wilderson 10
Throughout ...in turn structure US. antagonisms.

This is non-falsifiable and fails – no support for generalizing from the particular
Robinson (PhD Political Theory, University of Nottingham) 05
(Theory and Event, Andrew, 8:1, The Political Theory of Constitutive Lack: A Critique)
One of the functions of ..., without reference to particular contexts.

They assume that anti-black animus arises from nothingness but its caught up in a broader web of historical power relationships like Islamophobia and nativism
Charoenying (citing Nelson Maldonado-Torres, Prof of Ethnic Studies, UC Berkeley) 8
(Timothy, Islamophobia and Anti-Blackness: A Genealogical Approach, http://crg.berkeley.edu/content/islamophobia-anti-blackness-genealogical-approach)
The year 1492 marked a major  ...trafficking of sub-Saharan Africans.

US-centricity
Bâ (teaches film at Portsmouth University (UK). He researches ‘race’, the ‘postcolonial’,  diaspora,  the  transnational  and  film  ‘genre’,  African  and  Caribbean cinemas  and film festivals) 11
(Saër Maty, The US Decentred, Cultural Studies Review, volume 17 number 2 September 2011)
A few pages into Red, ...approaches with its answers in tow.’ (340)

Tournament: Kentucky | Round: 8 | Opponent: Emory Karthikeyan-Morrow | Judge: Crowe
We must begin with where we are. This place where we are is one of the many steps on the road to Guantanamo.  Focusing on Lexington as a way of interrogating supposed states of exception in Guantanamo and Afghanistan is necessary to form an epistemology that could be equipped to address this form of modern terror.
Dillon (PhD in American Studies at Minnesota, now an Assistant Professor of Queer Studies at Hampshire College) 13
(Stephen, Fugitive Life:   Race, Gender, and the Rise of the Neoliberal-Carceral State, A DISSERTATION SUBMITTED TO THE FACULTY OF THE GRADUATE SCHOOL OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA, http://conservancy.umn.edu/bitstream/153053/1/Dillon_umn_0130E_13833.pdf)

In her essay “Reflections of Being Buried Alive,” Susan Rosenberg describes her   first time entering the Lexington High Security Unit for Women—a small underground   prison in Lexington, Kentucky......
of torture and terror constitutive of what Brown   calls the “global prison-industrial complex.”434 

Place based pedagogy is the only hope for reinvigorating critical pedagogy – this is especially true in the context of academia
Martin 11 (Gregory Martin and Kitty Te Riele, Martin is an Associate Professor of English and serves as Director of the Combined BA/MD Degree Program at University of New Mexico, Associate Professor Kitty te Riele is Principal Research Fellow at The Victoria Institute for Education, Diversity and Lifelong Learning at Victoria University. Prior to joining The Victoria Institute, Kitty held academic positions at the University of Technology Sydney and The University of Sydney, A place-based critical pedagogy in turbulent times in Critical Pedagogy in the Twenty-first Century: A New Generation of Scholars, pp. 45-46)

We do not have a crystal ball, but it would seem that .....
generative struggles that are the hope for counter- publics and alternative futures.

Tournament: Texas | Round: 3 | Opponent: Dartmouth College Chen-Cramer | Judge: Weil
Academic and education spaces like debate are necessary to produce lasting forms of change.  academic resistances and advocacy of abolition has empirically undone dominant narratives of liberal reform.
Rodríguez 12 (Dylan, Racial/Colonial Genocide and the “Neoliberal Academy”: In Excess of a Problematic, American Quarterly, Volume 64, Number 4, December 2012, pp. 809-813)

Tournament: Usc | Round: 2 | Opponent: Binghamton Friedman-George | Judge: Regnier
It’s about punishment logics
Rumpf 13 (Chez Rumpf, PhD Candidate in Sociology, Loyola University Chicago, The Future of Mass Incarceration: Punishment in the Proposed Era of Decarceration, Aug 27 2013, http://www.usprisonculture.com/blog/2013/08/27/guest-post-the-future-of-mass-incarceration-punishment-in-the-proposed-era-of-decarceration/)

The Need for Transformation
To truly revamp the criminal legal system and begin......to incarceration but also to punishment.

Tournament: Shirley | Round: 2 | Opponent: Michigan State Ramesh-Thur | Judge: Najor
Thus the Judge should enact a judicial restriction by affirming the abolition of indefinite detention.