Demystifying Crime and Criminal Justice
From myths about crime and punishment to dangerous misunderstandings about the administration of justice,<em> Demystifying Crime and Criminal Justice,</em> Second Edition, exposes--and aims to correct--many of the American public's misconceptions about the criminal justice system.<br><br>Designed to stimulate critical thinking, this volume not only provides students with a deeper understanding of crime and criminal justice but also encourages them to question generally accepted beliefs more broadly.<br><br><strong>FEATURES</strong><br>* Revised and updated chapters contributed by a broad range of experts and scholars<br>* Incorporates the most up-to-date research<br>* Ten brand-new chapters covering misconceptions about juvenile offenders, the rehabilitation of sex offenders, the use of police force, and other controversial issues<br>* Rich pedagogy: review questions, discussion/critical thinking questions, relevant websites, and additional reading suggestions<br>