Focusing on female criminals, this book examines their historical, legal, and social dimensions primarily in the United States, while also addressing global perspectives. It delves into the treatment and experiences of these women within the criminal justice system, highlighting sociodemographic traits and debunking myths surrounding notorious figures. Additionally, it addresses the influence of drugs on criminal behavior, gender-specific offenses, and the challenges of apprehension and processing, providing a comprehensive view of female criminality.
