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cjgl-12984	Cohen-Rimer, Yael	Criministrative Law: Data-Collection, Surveillance, and the Individualization Project in U.S. Child Welfare Law	2024	23	.pdf	application/pdf	20526	783	48	Columbia Journal of Gender and law Columbia Journal of Gender and law500 50144.344.3 CRIMINISTRATIVE LAW: DATA-COLLECTION, SURVEILLANCE, AND THE INDIVIDUALIZATION PROJECT IN U.S. CHILD WELFARE LAW YAEL COHEN-RIMER*1 Abstract Textual analyses of child welfare laws, joined by extensive textual and legal analyses of case law, reveal how the “dance” between the administrative and the criminal in child protective services (CPS) is rooted in the individualized perception of poverty. Building on individualized perception and reifying it, child welfare laws and practices are neither purely administrative nor criminal, but “criministrative.”	cache/cjgl-12984.pdf	txt/cjgl-12984.txt