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101			_aeng
200			_aThe changing roles of women in the criminal justice system _eoffenders, victims and professionals _fImogene L. Moyer
205			_a2ªed
210			_aIllinois _cWaveland Press _d1992
215			_aIX, 367p. _d23cm
300			_aFundo documental do GRAL
330			_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.
606			_aJUSTIÇA CRIMINAL _91320
606			_aVÍTIMA _9918
606			_aAGRESSOR _95078
606			_aMULHER _9917
606			_aVIOLÊNCIA CONTRA A MULHER _97377
606			_aCRIMINOLOGIA _9704
606			_aDIREITO PENAL _9220
700			_aMOYER _bImogene L. _924240
852			_jDIR.PEN_MOY