The color of justice : race, ethnicity, and crime in America (2nd ed)

This comprehensive book examines the myriad of controversial racial issues that face all aspects of the criminal justice system (policing, courts, and corrections).

Written at an approachable level yet covering complex issues in a thorough and thoughtful manner, this book is an impressive collection of the most contemporary research and policies regarding race issues.

Uniquely unbiased in its presentation, the authors present difficult and controversial issues in a fair and even-handed manner so readers can draw their own conclusions.

Every effort is made to incorporate all major race groups within the U.S., particularly those that are underrepresented in research.