The Color of Justice: Race, Ethnicity, And Crime in America
by Cassia Spohn, Samuel Walker, Miriam Delone
The Color of Justice examines race, ethnicity, and crime in America through an academic discussion of their connection to justice and criminology. Written by Cassia Spohn, Samuel Walker, and Miriam Delone, it offers a focused resource for students and readers interested in law, sociology, and criminal justice.
About This Book
The Color of Justice explores the relationship between race, ethnicity, and crime in America.
The book focuses on how these subjects intersect within the context of the criminal justice system.
It provides an academic foundation for examining questions of crime, identity, and justice.
Written by Cassia Spohn, Samuel Walker, and Miriam Delone, this work is suited to readers studying criminology, sociology, law, and race and ethnicity.
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