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cjgl-2600	Hill, B. Jessie	Dangerous Terrain: Mapping the Female Body in Gonzales v. Carhart	2010	26	.pdf	application/pdf	11456	457	57	[Vol. 19:3 2010] Dangerous Terrain 663 disturbing detail one is likely to find even in Supreme Court cases describing actual crimes of violence.7' After the graphic description of a criminal act, in which the woman herself is missing-she is just the frame, background or terrain for this intensive description of what actually occurs inside her-the Court moves on to consider the operation and effect of the Act. It also makes the woman unwillingly into a 71 Although the Author has not completed a comprehensive study of the language used in such cases-and comparisons are difficult to make in any case-it appears that the degree of gruesome detail in Supreme Court cases dealing with capital punishment, for example, rarely if ever equals or exceeds that found in Gonzales.	cache/cjgl-2600.pdf	txt/cjgl-2600.txt