THE FRONTIERS OF JUSTICE Series
edited by Claudia Whitman and Julie Zimmerman
All 3 together: $39.95
VOLUME 1: The Death Penalty
An anti-death penalty anthology of stories by inmates, victims’ families, and professionals in law, corrections, government and religion.
Prologue by Mario Cuomo.
VOLUME 2: Coddling or Common Sense
An anthology of stories by victims and offenders, volunteers and criminal justice professionals about effective and humane programs in prisons and in the community for both juveniles and adults. Prologue by Ramsey Clark.
VOLUME 3: The Crime Zone
An anthology of stories by prisoners that address the roots of crime and recidivism and factors that encourage prevention and habilitation.
TRAPPED UNDER ICE edited by Julie Zimmerman
Written by, about and for the death row inmate, this anthology challenges society to acknowledge the humanity of these doomed and isolated prisoners.
COMMUNITY INTEGRATION WORKBOOK
by Stephen Fraley
An insightful counseling guide, emphasizing the transition from correctional facilities back into the community. Areas covered include budgeting, employment, family concerns, health, parole, recidivism, and substance abuse.
THE WARDEN WORE PINK by Tekla Dennison Miller
An illuminating account of prison life from a women who’s 20-year career in corrections culminated as warden of a men’s maximum security prison. Gripping, funny, compelling, ironic, sad, and heroic, providing true insight into the nature of the keepers and the kept.
DEAD END by Gary Goldhammer
A journalist travels across the country interviewing those most affected by the death penalty to find the truth and the human and financial costs of the ultimate and irreversible punishment.
GOING TO PRISON? by Jimmy Tayoun
A practical guide for the first time offenders, also popular with their families and attorneys. Provides valuable information and answers many of the questions about making the transition to prison life.
