People by legal status
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Criminals
Stateless people
People excluded from countries
Adoptees
Quantified groups of defendants
People acquitted of crimes
Paroled people
Banned sportspeople
Indentured servants
Slaves
People by legal status and nationality
People who were court-martialed
Prisoners and detainees
Suspected criminals
Naturalized citizens by country
People convicted under a bill of attainder
People excommunicated by synagogues
Non-Status Indians
Deported people
People who lost citizenship
Topics
Why do some legal statuses carry obligations without corresponding rights?
Which legal statuses are designed as temporary and which quietly become permanent?
How many legal categories of person can exist inside one country at the same time?
Can a person hold full rights in one country and almost none in another?
What does the persistence of statelessness in the twenty-first century tell us about status law?
Why is lawful presence so much narrower than physical presence?
Why does the law treat people differently according to a status most of them did not choose?
What changes in daily life when a person moves from one legal status to another?
Legal status usually stays invisible until a person needs something from the state.
Legal status categories are created faster than the rules for leaving them.
How does the status written on a document diverge from how a person is actually treated?
Detainees held without charge: the legal status that has no name in domestic law
What does it mean to say a person lacks legal capacity?
What changes for a stateless person who finally gets a nationality certificate
Why a permanent resident can be deported for a conviction a citizen commits too
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