Titlebook: Women and the Criminal Justice System; Failing Victims and Emma Milne,Karen Brennan,Jackie Turton Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable)

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Criminalising Neonaticide: Reflections on Law and Practice in England and Wales what we know about the circumstances and incidence of what has been termed ‘neonaticide’ is explored. The complexities of these cases in terms of their circumstances and the vulnerability of women who conceal their pregnancies are highlighted. Following this, the difficulties, from a legal perspect

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Understanding Violent Womenge with this form of offending. This chapter considers some of the data concerning women’s violence, the public and professional responses to violent women and how researchers have attempted to understand their behaviour. Focusing around ‘extreme’ deeds, we use two forms of offending—women who kill,

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Why Training Is Not Improving the Police Response to Sexual Violence Against Women: A Glimpse into tes against women and girls. More rape and sexual assault victims come forward than ever; however, prosecution and conviction rates remain low. Time and again, analyses of the problem call for better training of police officers who investigate complaints and engage with victims of sexual violence. Mo

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Why Focus on Reducing Women’s Imprisonment?eir prior histories of victimisation. It explains the need for a specific focus on women’s imprisonment, despite women accounting for only 5% of the total prison population. Considered through the lens of the Prison Reform Trust’s targeted national advocacy programme, the chapter considers both the

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