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So What's in a Name? A Rhetorical Reading of Washington's Sexually Violent Predators Act
In this Article, I will examine this socially constitutive function of narratives in the enactment of Washington State's Sexually Violent Predators Act.'0 This Act is a prime recent example of how social narratives-in this case, narratives of violence, pain, and outrage-lie behind the official langu
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