Women, gender, and crime : core concepts / Mallicoat, Stacy L., author.

Crime scene investigation : methods and procedures / Pepper, Ian K.

Killer year : stories to die for : from the hottest new crime writers / Child, Lee.

Crime and age.

change -- 16. HIV/AIDS and community interventions -- 17. Substance abuse -- 18. Violence and crime

procedure -- The criminal courts of the Republic -- The prosecution of crime -- The right to legal

-- Victimisation of the elderly -- Victims of commercial crime -- Victims of motor vehicle hijacking -- Victims of

Crime prevention -- South Africa.

criminology, including 'the myth of the crime drop', the revitalization of critical criminology and political

Crime -- United States.

Crime and age.

criminal procedure -- The criminal courts of the republic -- The prosecution of crime -- The right to legal

. Sentencing more than one crime at a time -- 8. mitigating and aggravating factors -- 9. Imprisonment -- 10

-- Chapter 4. Family and households -- Chapter 5. Crime and deviance -- Chapter 6. Culture -- Chapter 7. Race

-- Violence against women and children -- Crime and violence -- Race and intergroup repationships.

criminal procedure -- The criminal courts of the Republic -- The prosecution of crime -- The right to legal

, neither meets the needs of crime victims nor prevents reoffending. In its place, they suggest, should be

Organized crime -- South Africa -- Johannesburg.

Crime prevention -- South Africa.

catapults Zinzi deeper into the underbelly of a city twisted by crime and magic, where she'll be forced to

government of the state -- Crimes against the administration of justice -- Organised crime.

the case in a new, disturbing direction. What Pip thinks is a singular crime of passion soon escalates

resolution, restorative justice and the denunciation of crime in South Africa / The antinomies of restorative

) -- Section F: Special forms of liability -- Section G: Participation in crime -- Section H: Incomplete

Organized crime -- India -- Mumbai -- Fiction.

"London, 1852: the world's capital city of crime; a city where murder and hangings are public

Organized crime -- Fiction.