02105nam a2200253 450000100060000001000150000610000410002110100080006220001190007020500100018921000360019921500200023530000290025533014020028460600230168660600130170960600130172260600110173560600320174660600170177860600180179570000220181385200160183531594 a0881336548 a20120827d1992 y0pory50 ba aeng aThe changing roles of women in the criminal justice systemeoffenders, victims and professionalsfImogene L. Moyer a2ªed aIllinoiscWaveland Pressd1992  aIX, 367p.d23cm aFundo documental do GRAL aChapter 1- Crime, conflict theory, and patriarchal society. PART I: WOMEM OFFENDERS AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM - Introduction. Chapter 2- Patriarchy, power differentials, and women offenders. Chapter 3- Criminal codes, criminal justice and female offenders: New Jersey as a case study. Chapter 4- Police/Citizen encounters: issues of >Chivalry, gender and race. Chapter 5- "Female Crimes" or Legal Labels? are statistics about women offendres representative of thei crimes? Chapter 6- Critical problems of women in prision. Chapter 7- Project Met: A community based educational program for women offenders. Chapter 8- probation, parole, power and women offenders: from patriachal parameters to participatory empowerment. PART II: WOMEN VICTIMS AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM - Introduction. Chapter 9- Rapt and criminal justice system responses. Chapter 10- Perceptions of women battering. Chapter 11- Dealing with child sexual assault: The victim, the offender, and society. Chapter 12- Sexual harassement in criminal justice system. PART III: WOMEN PROFESSIONALS AND THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM - Introduction. Chapter 13- Women in police academy training: some aspects of organizational response. Chapter 14- The changing status of women officers: Gender and pwer in police work. Chapter 15- Women in legal profession. Chapter 16- The progress of women correctional officers in all-male prisions. aJUSTIÇA CRIMINAL aVÍTIMA aAGRESSOR aMULHER aVIOLÊNCIA CONTRA A MULHER aCRIMINOLOGIA aDIREITO PENAL aMOYERbImogene L. jDIR.PEN_MOY