Andrew R. Klein Book order

The book explores the troubling issue of inmate deaths in American jails, highlighting that many individuals die before facing trial. It critiques the poor policies of correctional facilities, the role of profit-driven medical providers, the lack of effective oversight from administrators, and the unchecked violence from jail deputies. Through this examination, it sheds light on systemic failures that contribute to these tragic outcomes.

Abetting Batterers reveals the troubling patterns of inattention and incompetence that compromise the safety of women in the US. It looks at how the criminal justice system responds to the ever-growing problem of domestic violence, what preventative strategies and training have been developed and put in place, and why most are still failing.

BLACK AND WHITE VERSION In this book I will examine a Saxon village called Meschendorf, located in Transylvania, Romania and the effects mass emigration has had on its landscape, architecture and people. Meschendorf is one of many Saxon villages located in Transylvania that has undergone one of Europe's most dramatic emigration processes within the last 100 years. This resulted in one of the most drastic cultural changes and challenges within Europe. It is fascinating how the German settlers brought with them the German culture from various regions along the Mosel River to create their own preserved community for hundreds of years. Saxon villages were able to sustain their culture, traditions, language, food and dress, in addition to surviving through two world wars and years of communism, yet, today their culture and existence has almost vanished in the time frame of a single generation.