PRISONS AND HEALTH IN THE AGE OF MASS INCARCERATION (from @OxUniPress) Read @DrNovisky's (@CLE_State) review of the latest from Jason Schnittker (@SociologyatPenn), Michael Massoglia (@UWSoc) & Christopher Uggen (@UMNSociology). clcjbooks.rutgers.edu/books/…

CONSENT IN THE PRESENCE OF FORCE: SEXUAL VIOLENCE AND BLACK WOMEN’S SURVIVAL IN ANTEBELLUM NEW ORLEANS (from @UNC_Press) Open up Brianne Posey's (@CSUN_CSBS, @csunorthridge) review of Emily Owens' (@CogutInstitute, @BrownHist) latest book. clcjbooks.rutgers.edu/books/…

ALIBIS AND CORROBORATORS: PSYCHOLOGICAL, CRIMINOLOGICAL, AND LEGAL PERSPECTIVES (from @SpringerNature) Start the week with @ShiriPortnoy's (@TeesPsych) review of the latest from @JoshuaBehl (@FlaglerCollege) & Megan Kienzle (@austinpeay). clcjbooks.rutgers.edu/books/…

FREE JOAN LITTLE: THE POLITICS OF RACE, SEXUAL VIOLENCE, AND IMPRISONMENT (from @UNC_Press) Cap the week with @elizabethbphd's (@HistStudiesNU, @NorthwesternU) review of Christina Greene's (@UWHistoryDept) monograph. clcjbooks.rutgers.edu/books/…

THE FEAR OF TOO MUCH JUSTICE: HOW RACE AND POVERTY UNDERMINE FAIRNESS IN THE CRIMINAL COURTS (from @thenewpress) Check out Marc Bookman's (@Atlantic_Ctr) review of the latest from Stephen Bright (@YaleLawSch) & @jamesykwak (@southerncenter). clcjbooks.rutgers.edu/books/…

AMERICAN ROULETTE: THE SOCIAL LOGIC OF DEATH PENALTY SENTENCING TRIALS (from @ucpress) Open Matthew West's (@SIUC) review of @SkaufmanBeth's (@Trinity_U) recent book. clcjbooks.rutgers.edu/books/…

THE LAST HONEST MAN: THE CIA, THE FBI, THE MAFIA, AND THE KENNEDYS – AND ONE SENATOR’S FIGHT TO SAVE DEMOCRACY (from @littlebrown) Delve into Frederick Marten's (@GI_TOC, @TheVidocq) review of @JamesRisen1's (@theintercept) latest book. clcjbooks.rutgers.edu/books/…

WAYWARD DRAGON: WHITE-COLLAR AND CORPORATE CRIME IN CHINA (from @SpringerNature) Start the week with Hong Lu (@unlv) & Shujing Shi's (@CamCriminology) review of the latest from Adam Ghazi-Tehrani (@CJatUA) & Henry Pontell (@JohnJayResearch). clcjbooks.rutgers.edu/books/…

DEATH BY PRISON: THE EMERGENCE OF LIFE WITHOUT PAROLE AND PERPETUAL CONFINEMENT (from @ucpress) Cap the week with @Stu_Kokkalera's (@CJCSamHouston) review of Christopher Seeds' (@Social_Ecology) latest book. clcjbooks.rutgers.edu/books/…

POLICING PROTEST: THE POST-DEMOCRATIC STATE AND THE FIGURE OF BLACK INSURRECTION (from @DukePress) Open up Heidi Reynolds-Stenson's (@CSUPueblo) review of @PPassavant's (@HWSColleges) recent book. clcjbooks.rutgers.edu/books/…

ACHIEVING CONSISTENCY IN SENTENCING (from @OxUniPress) Read @RobCanton1's (@dmuleicester) review of @Lyndon_Harris' (@6KBW) recent book. clcjbooks.rutgers.edu/books/…

FEMINIST JUDGMENTS: REWRITTEN CRIMINAL LAW OPINIONS (from @OxUniPress) Start the week with Kimberly Bailey's (@ChicagoKentLaw) review of this volume from @BennettCapers (@FordhamLawNYC), @SarahDeer72 (@UnivOfKansas) & @CoreyRYung (@kulawschool). clcjbooks.rutgers.edu/books/…

THE INSANITY DEFENCE: INTERNATIONAL AND COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVES (from @OxUniPress) Open up @ProfLeaJohnston's (@UFLaw) review of this volume from Ronnie Mackay (@dmuleicester) & Warren Brookbanks (@AUTUniLaw, @AUTuni). clcjbooks.rutgers.edu/books/…

“BEYOND THE LAW”: THE POLITICS OF ENDING THE DEATH PENALTY FOR SODOMY IN BRITAIN (from @TempleUnivPress) Check out Richard Ward's (@exeterclio, @UniofExeter) review of Charles Upchurch's (@History_FSU, @floridastate) recent book. clcjbooks.rutgers.edu/books/…

STOP & FRISK AND THE POLITICS OF CRIME IN CHICAGO (from @OxUniPress) Delve into @DrBleaks' (@UNewHaven, @HCriminology) review of Wesley Skogan's (@PoliSciatNU, @WeinbergCollege) latest book. clcjbooks.rutgers.edu/books/…

GIDEON’S PROMISE: A PUBLIC DEFENDER MOVEMENT TO TRANSFORM CRIMINAL JUSTICE (from @BeaconPressBks) Don't miss @TigranEldred's (@newenglandlaw) review of @JRapping's (@AtlantaJMLS) recent book. clcjbooks.rutgers.edu/books/…

"Chinese Courts and Criminal Procedure is a deliciously dense book. It provides a rich, satisfying exploration of key criminal procedure reforms as well as a broader view of Chinese courts that spans far beyond criminal justice." clcjbooks.rutgers.edu/books/…

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"The author ambitiously sketches a categorical model based on an impressive literature review of ethnographic case studies, seeking to illustrate why prisons’ regimes differ so radically across the world and through time." clcjbooks.rutgers.edu/books/…

"Jeffreys’s book allows for a unique, interdisciplinary perspective in understanding American jails and highlights the plight of inmates and considers philosophical questions about human dignity in U.S. jails." clcjbooks.rutgers.edu/books/…