Feminism and Criminal Justice

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Focusing on the women's movement's influence on criminal justice policy throughout the 20th century, this study traces the evolution from the suffragette era to the early days of second-wave feminism. It highlights how feminists have consistently engaged with criminal justice issues, revealing a significant yet often overlooked aspect of their activism and advocacy. The book underscores the importance of understanding this historical context to appreciate the ongoing concerns of women's rights within the legal system.