A Choice Outstanding Academic Title of 2007, this passionate work vividly illustrates the precarious position family members of capital offenders occupy in the criminal justice system. Histories of poverty, substance dependance, domestic violence, and mental illness converge in the courtroom, chronicling lives devastated even before a death sentence. They now live in the shadow of death, haunted by trauma, grief, and helplessness. While most resources are understandably channeled to victims' families, In the Shadow of Death creates space for offenders' families in the justice system, and, by…mehr
A Choice Outstanding Academic Title of 2007, this passionate work vividly illustrates the precarious position family members of capital offenders occupy in the criminal justice system. Histories of poverty, substance dependance, domestic violence, and mental illness converge in the courtroom, chronicling lives devastated even before a death sentence. They now live in the shadow of death, haunted by trauma, grief, and helplessness. While most resources are understandably channeled to victims' families, In the Shadow of Death creates space for offenders' families in the justice system, and, by extension, an opportunity for healing on both sides of the courtroom.
Elizabeth Beck is Associate Professor of Social Work, Georgia State University. Sarah Britto is Associate Professor of Law and Justice, Central Washington University. Arlene Andrews is Professor of Social Work and Director of the Institute for Families in Society, University of South Carolina.
Inhaltsangabe
* Foreword by Steve Earle * Introduction * Part One: The Shadow of Death * Chapter 1:: Why do Offender's Family Matter? * Chapter 2:: Understanding Restorative Justice * Chapter 3:: Meet the Families * Part Two: Storytelling * Chapter 4:: Death Penalty Trials * Chapter 5:: "You Didn't Punish Him, You Punished Me" * Chapter 6:: Children of the Condemned * Chapter 7:: Psychological Distress of Family Members, and Family Systems * Part Three: Restorative Justice * Chapter 8:: "Life is Different": Living with Outcomes other than the Death Sentence * Chapter 9: Organizing the Abolition * Chapter 10:: Reaching Out * Chapter 11: Systems Failure * Chapter 12:: Shining Light in the Shadows * Afterword
* Foreword by Steve Earle * Introduction * Part One: The Shadow of Death * Chapter 1:: Why do Offender's Family Matter? * Chapter 2:: Understanding Restorative Justice * Chapter 3:: Meet the Families * Part Two: Storytelling * Chapter 4:: Death Penalty Trials * Chapter 5:: "You Didn't Punish Him, You Punished Me" * Chapter 6:: Children of the Condemned * Chapter 7:: Psychological Distress of Family Members, and Family Systems * Part Three: Restorative Justice * Chapter 8:: "Life is Different": Living with Outcomes other than the Death Sentence * Chapter 9: Organizing the Abolition * Chapter 10:: Reaching Out * Chapter 11: Systems Failure * Chapter 12:: Shining Light in the Shadows * Afterword
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