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Print version: Urbina, Martin G. (Martin Guevara), 1972- ; Hispanics in the U.S. criminal justice system, HISPANICS IN THE U.S. CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM; CONTENTS; ILLUSTRATIONS; Chapter 1 ETHNIC CONSTRUCTIONS: THE MAKING OF THE UPCOMING MAJORITY, LATINAS AND LATINOS; Section One HISPANICS ANDTHE AMERICAN POLICE; Chapter 2 THE HISTORICAL DYNAMICS OF ETHNICITY IN LAW ENFORCEMENT; Chapter 3 POLICING THE BARRIOS:EXPOSING THE SHADOWS TO THE BRIGHTNESS OF A NEW DAY; Chapter 4 CRITICAL ISSUES FACING HISPANIC DEFENDANTS: FROM DETECTI ONTO ARREST; Chapter 5 IMMIGRATION LOCKDOWN:THE EXCLUSION OF MEXICAN IMMIGRANTS THROUGH, Chapter 6 THE DYNAMICS OF ARRESTING LATINAS AND LATINOS: CURRENT BARRIERS AND PROSPECTS FOR FUTURE RESEARCHChapter 7 HISTORICAL FORCES GOVERNING HISPANIC CRIMINAL JUSTICE; Chapter 8 CRIMINALIZING MEXICAN IDENTITY:PRIVILEGE, POWER, AND IDENTITY FORMATION; Chapter 9 LATINOS AND FOURTH AMENDMENT PROTECTION AGAINST UNREASONABLE SEARCH AND SEIZURES; Chapter 10 A SEPARATE CLASS: THE EXCLUSION OF LATINOS FROM GRAND AND PETIT JURIES; Chapter 11 INDIGENT DEFENDANTS AND THE BARRIERS THEY FACE IN THE U.S. COURT SYSTEM; Section Three HISPANICS AND THE PENAL SYSTEM, Chapter 13 CRITICAL ISSUES FACING HISPANIC PRISONERSChapter 14 PROBATION AND PAROLE: RACIAL, ETHNIC, AND GENDER DISPARITIES; Chapter 15 THE LEGACY OF CAPITAL PUNISHMENT:EXECUTING LATINAS AND LATINOS; Chapter 16 LIFE AFTER PRISON: ETHNIC, RACIAL, AND GENDER REALITIES; Section Four THE CONTOURS OF GLOBALIZATION:A MULTIDIMENSIONAL MOVEMENT; Chapter 17 THE DYNAMICS OF EDUCATION AND GLOBALIZATION IN THENEW MILLENNIUM: THE UNSPOKEN REALITIES; Epilogue THE AMERICAN CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM AND THE FUTURE OF LATINOS AND LATINAS; NOTES; REFERENCES; INDEX

Print version: Tapia, Mike, 1974- ; Juvenile arrest in America, 1. Introduction and theoretical background -- Framework -- Labeling and conflict theories -- Conflict-based components of labeling -- Interaction effects -- 2. Concepts and issues in juvenile arrest research -- Three main approaches to studying juvenile arrest -- Correlates of juvenile arrest -- Legal variables -- 3. Youth gangs and arrest -- Delinquent subculture -- Gangs and delinquency -- Gangs and arrest -- 4. Modeling the effects of legal and social variables on juvenile arrest -- Hypotheses -- Sample -- Measures -- 5. Testing the race-ethnic labeling hypotheses -- Labeling and arrest -- Race and ethnic effects in the full sample -- Multivariate modeling of the race effect -- General arrest predictors in the model -- 6. SES and the race-arrest relationship -- Modeling -- Results -- 7. Gang membership and arrest : specifying race and SES effects -- Descriptives -- Gang models -- 8. Conclusion : labeling and the confluence of extralegal characteristics on juvenile arrest -- Discussion of findings -- Study limitations -- Implications for policy and theory -- Appendix A. General delinquency measures, 12-month incidence -- Appendix B. Delinquency by gang member status

Print version: Albertson, Stephanie L. (Stephanie Lynn), 1971- ; Effect of jurors' race on their response to scientific evidence, The importance of jurors' race -- The impact of attitude formation on jury decision making -- Background : the science of DNA and the use of complex scientific evidence in the courts -- Scientific evidence and juror comprehension -- An analysis of jurors' race and education -- Summary of findings : the need for reform

Print version: Flood, Dawn Rae ; Rape in Chicago, Introduction : "An accusation easily to be made" -- Rape victims and the modern justice system -- The power of racial rape myths after World War II -- Black victims and postwar trial strategies -- Order in the court -- Second-wave feminists (re)discover rape -- Conclusion : Ripped from the headlines -- Appendix : Case file data

Print version: Donalson, Daniel G., 1952- ; Espionage and Sedition Acts of World War I., Acknowledgements; Chapter 1: The Home Front Enters the War; Chapter 2: The Randomness: Bolts Out of the Blue; Chapter 3: Ethnicity and the Espionage and Sedition Acts; Chapter 4: A New Form of Political Assassination; Chapter 5: Using the Espionage and Sedition Acts in theWorkplace; Chapter 6: Conclusion: The Unintended Consequences; Bibliography; Index

Print version: Rape in Chicago, Rape victims and the modern justice system -- The power of racial rape myths after World War II -- Black victims and postwar trial strategies -- Order in the court -- Second-wave feminists (re)discover rape -- Conclusion: ripped from the headlines

Print version: Invisible men, Invisible men -- Enumerating inequality -- Under surveillance -- Illusions of progress -- Democracy in the age of mass incarceration -- Other casualties of mass incarceration -- Establishing justice