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Muraskin, Roslyn.
Pearson Prentice Hall,
It's a crime: women and justice /
Ch. 29. Disparate treatment in correctional facilities: women incarcerated
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Roslyn Muraskin

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Ch. 1. "Ain't I a woman?"
Roslyn Muraskin
Ch. 2. Taming women and nature: the criminal justice system and the creation of crime in Salem Village
Nanci Koser Wilson
Ch. 3. Feminist theories: are they needed?
Roslyn Muraskin
Ch. 4. "Mule-headed slave women refusing to take foolishness from anybody": a prelude to future accommodation, resistance, and criminality
Laura T. Fishman
Ch. 5. Perpetrators and victims: maternal filicide and mental illness
Stacey L. Shipley
Ch. 6. Postpartum syndrome and the legal system
Tara C. Proano-Raps and Cheryl L. Meyer
Ch. 7. The effects of specialized supervision on women probationers: an evaluation of the POWER program
Arthur L. Lurigio, Loretta Stalans, Lorena Roque, Magnus Seng and Jennifer Ritchie
Ch. 8. Abortion: is it a right to privacy or compulsory childbearing?
Roslyn Muraskin
Ch. 9. Fatal attraction in Arizona: Glenn Close on trial?
Mary Jackson and Cyndi Banks
Ch. 10. The crime of rape
Roslyn Muraskin
Ch. 11. Forced sexual intercourse in dating: testing a model
Robert T. Sigler, Ida M. Johnson and Etta F. Morgan
Ch. 12. Guiding philosophies for rape crisis centers
Stacy L. Mallicoat, Stephanie Amedeo Marquez and Jill Leslie Rosenbaum
Ch. 13. The historical role of and views toward victims and the evolution of prosecution policies in domestic violence
Paula Gormley
Ch. 14. The impact of law enforcement policies on victims of intimate partner violence
Susan L. Miller and Elicka S. L. Peterson
Ch. 15. The limitations of current approaches to domestic violence
Hoan Bui
Ch. 16. When the victim recants: the impact of expert witness testimony in prosecution of battering cases
Alisa Smith and Rose Marie Rotondi
Ch. 17. Beyond shelter: expanding spheres of influence for reducing violence against women - a case study of Hubbard House in Jacksonville, Florida
Michael Hallett and Suzanne Zahrly
Ch. 18. Resistance, compliance, and the climate of violence: understanding battered women's contacts with police
Angela M. Moe
Ch. 19. Battered immigrant women's domestic violence dynamics and legal protections
Nawal Ammar and Leslye Orloff
Ch. 20. Sexual harassment and the law: violence against women
Roslyn Muraskin
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