Women and Justice: It's a Crime (5th Edition)
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Women and Justice: It's a Crime (5th Edition)

by Roslyn Muraskin

Law criminology
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Women and Justice: It's a Crime (5th Edition) by Roslyn Muraskin explores the complex dynamics of gender in the criminal justice system. It covers women's experiences as victims, offenders, and professionals, shedding light on inequalities and advocating for fairer practices in law enforcement, courts, and corrections.

About This Book

This fifth edition examines the unique challenges women face within the criminal justice system, highlighting disparities in treatment and outcomes.

It addresses issues of gender in crime, victimization, and legal processes, providing insights into systemic inequalities.

The book offers a balanced perspective on women's roles as both perpetrators and victims, informed by evolving societal and legal contexts.

Designed for students and professionals, it encourages critical thinking about justice and equity for women.

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