Women Who Kill Men: California Courts, Gender, and the Press (Law in the American West)
by Gordon Morris Bakken, Brenda Farrington
Women Who Kill Men examines California courts through the connected perspectives of gender and the press. Set within the broader context of law in the American West, this study considers how legal institutions and media coverage shape understanding of cases involving women and violence.
About This Book
Women Who Kill Men explores the relationship between California courts, gender, and the press.
Framed within the history of the American West, the book considers how legal proceedings and public reporting intersect.
It offers a focused study of law, gender, and media in a California context.
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