Marianne Quirouette
Professeure adjointe, École de criminologie, UdeM
Marianne Quirouette est professeure agrégée à l’École de criminologie de l’Université de Montréal – titulaire d’une maîtrise de l’Université Concordia (2009) et d’un doctorat en sociologie de l’Université de Toronto (2017). Ses recherches et son enseignement portent sur les théories du contrôle social et de la punition, et sur les enjeux de gouvernance ou d’abus de pouvoir. Une grande partie de son travail est concentré sur les problèmes sociaux tels qu’ils sont vécus et gérés dans le système pénal. Ce travail porte attention aux personnes criminalisées et marginalisées ainsi qu’aux professionnels dans les milieux juridiques, correctionnels et communautaires. Ses projets actuels portent sur a) le travail des avocates de la défense; b) l’expérience des personnes accusées au criminel, et c) les trajectoires des jeunes en situation d’itinérance.
Marianne Quirouette et Nicolas Spallanzani-Sarrasin “ Justice for Marginalized Accused: Managerial and Therapeutic Practices in Criminal” 23rd Annual Conference of the European Society of Criminology – Florence, Italie
Nicolas Spallanzani-Sarrasin et Marianne Quirouette (2023) “Consideration of homelessness in Canadian criminal courts” 23rd Annual Conference of the European Society of Criminology – Florence, Italie
Quirouette, M (2022) “Criminal Defence Work: The ‘Relevance’ Of Marginalization at Bail and Sentencing” – Law and Society Association – Lisbon, Portugal
Quirouette, M “Ethics and fieldwork with professionals” Crime and Control Ethnography Symposium 2018 – Goldsmith College – London
Quirouette, M, “Defense Lawyers in Lower Criminal Courts” Junior Scholar Workshop – Law and Society Association 2018, Annual Meetings, – Toronto
Quirouette, M “Criminal Justice and the Community: The Micro Politics of Problem Solving around Risk” British Society of Criminology 2016 – Nottingham
Quirouette, M, Frederick, T. “Conflict with Law & Young Homeless People’s Trajectories Towards Stability” Law and Society Association, Annual Meetings, Law`s Promise and Law’s Pathos (Identity and Legality Panel) 2016– Seattle
Quirouette, M. “A Precarious Place’: Housing Specialized Court Clients”. Annual American Society of Criminology Meetings (Improving Offender Outcomes in Correctional Populations Panel) 2015 – San Francisco
Quirouette, Marianne; Cecilia Batista (2026) “‘Non-Urban’ Criminal Defence Work with Marginalized Accused” – Forthcoming with Alberta Law Review, 63(4), pp ___Vacheret, M., Leclerc, C; M. Quirouette (2026) “La Renonciation À une Libération Conditionnelle au Quebec: entre contraintes d’une mesure et expression d’un pouvoir d’agir » forthcoming with Déviance et Société 49(4), 445-475
Quirouette, M (2025) “Social Triage and Exclusions in Community Services for the Criminalized” Social Problems: 73(3) 1059-1076
Quirouette, M, Abellan Almenara, M., and Batista, C. (2025) “Collateral Consequences, Disadvantage and Criminal Defence Work” Canadian Journal of Criminology and Criminal Justice, 66: 3-4, 142-161
Leclerc, C; Boucher-Réhel, M; Quirouette, M; Vacheret, M; Perrin-Plouffe, R (2025) “Risk of what? Risk to who? The Realities of Parole Practices” Criminal Justice and Behavior
Tyler Frederick, Sarah Adlair, Amy Websster, Nicolas Spallanzani-Sarrasin; Marianne Quirouette, Jeff Karabanow and Skye Barbic “Examining the foundational properties of housing in the transition away from homelessness » Forthcoming International Journal of Homelessness.
Leclerc, C; Boucher-Réhel, M; Quirouette, M; Vacheret, M; Perrin-Plouffe, R (2025) “Risk of what? Risk to who? The Realities of Parole Practices” Current Issues in Criminal Justice; 38(1), 75-94
Quirouette, M., C. Batista, N. Spallanzani-Sarrasin, K. Maier (2025) “Drug Treatment Courts According to Criminal Defence Lawyers” Canadian Journal of Law & Society; 40(1):122-144.
Quirouette, M, Abellan Almenara, M., and Batista, C. (2025) “Collateral Consequences, Disadvantage and Criminal Defence Work” Canadian Journal of Criminology and Criminal Justice, 66: 3-4, 142-161
Quirouette, M, Coupienne, M., and Batista, C. (2024) “ L’influence des arrêts Antic, Myers et Zora sur la mise en liberté provisoire : défense des personnes marginalisées et pratiques à géométrie variable” Revue de droit de l’Université de Sherbrooke, 53:3, 513-552.
Vacheret, M, Leclerc, Chloé & Quirouette, M (2024) “Libération conditionnelle : entre remords, correctionnalisation et conformisme” Champ Pénal , (31).
Spallanzani-Sarrasin, N and Quirouette, M. (2024) “La représentation des personnes en situation d’itinérance : perspectives et pratiques des avocat.e.s de la défense criminelle”, Criminologie, 57(1), 161-186
Maurutto, P., Hannah-Moffat, K. and Quirouette, M. (2023) “Punishing the Non-Convicted Through Disclosure of Police Records”, British Journal of Criminology (online, 2023)
Quirouette, Marianne (2021) “’The Struggle is Real’: Punitive Assessment in Community Services” Punishment & Society (online)
Quirouette, Marianne (2018) “Community Practitioners, Risk Logics and Micro Politics in Lower Criminal Courts” Theoretical Criminology 22(4) 582-602
Quirouette, M., Frederick, T., M., Hughes, J., Karabanow, J., Kidd, Naylor, T (2016) “Conflict with Law & Young Homeless People’s Trajectories Toward Stability” Canadian Journal of Law & Society, 31(3): 383-404.
Quirouette, Marianne (2016) “Managing Multiple Disadvantages: Emergency Shelters and the Regulation of Complex-Needs” Journal of Poverty, 20(3): 316-339.
Quirouette, M., Hannah-Moffat, K. and Maurutto, P. (2016) “A Precarious Place’: Housing and Specialized Court Clients” The British Journal of Criminology, 56(2): 370-388.
Longitudinal Transitions into Housing for Young People 2025-2029 Quirouette, M, Co-investigator, Quebec lead, Université de Montréal PI: Tyler Frederick, Insight Grant, Ontario Tech University
Rethinking state responsibility: Developing and assessing participatory strategies and mechanisms to empower marginalized individuals and communities in holding the state responsible in the context of criminal justice 2023 – 2028 Quirouette, M, Co-investigator, Université de Montréal PI: Manikis, M, SSHRC Insight Grant, McGill University
Avocat.es de la défense criminelle et pénale – pandémie et représentation des client.es marginalisé.es et vulnérables (2022-2025)
PI: Quirouette, M, Soutien à la recherche, relève professorale, FRQSC ($55,130)
Université de Montréal
The Intersecting Institutions of Criminal Justice and Injustice (2022-2029)
Quirouette, M, Co-investigator, junior lead courts ($99,700) Université de Montréal
PI: Sandra Bucerius, SSHRC Partnership Grant, PHASE 2 ($2,500,000)
PI: Sandra Bucerius, SSHRC Partnership Grant, PHASE 1 ($20,000) (2021-2022)
University of Alberta
Examining long term trajectories in the transition away from youth homelessness in four cities across Canada Making the Shift – Youth Homelessness Social Innovation Lab. 2022-2025. Co-chercheure.
Defence Lawyers and the Relevance of Social Problems in Lower Criminal Courts: A Comparative Analysis. CRSH – Développent Savoir. 2020-2023. Chercheure principale.
Pandemic Policing of the Homeless in Canada: From Crime Control to Public Health Strategy. Toronto COVID-19 Action Initiative 2020. 2020-2021. Co-chercheure.
Défense en cours pénale: pratiques, logiques et les clientèles marginalisées. Subvention Exploration. 2019-2021. Chercheure principale.
Accès au Droit et Accès à la Justice (ADAJ). CRSH, Subvention de partenariat. 2018-2022. Co-chercheure chantier #16 : Accès à la justice en détention.