Susan L. Miller Boeken

Focusing on the intersection of gender, race, and social class, this volume critiques existing criminal justice policies that overlook their diverse impacts on citizens. With a feminist perspective, the contributors advocate for a transformative approach to social control and punishment, emphasizing justice and humanity. They share a collective vision for social change driven by prevention, education, and treatment, aiming for a more equitable system that addresses the needs of all individuals.

In "The Victimization of Women," Michelle Meloy and Susan Miller provide a thorough analysis of research on violence against women, examining historical context, legal reforms, and media responses. They include original research on domestic battery and sexual abuse offenders, exploring the implications of legal changes through in-depth interviews.