Joshua Long, Jason Vukovich

Avenging Child Sex Abuse (eBook, ePUB)

Vigilante Violence in Prisons and the Community

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

This book explores the subjects of child sex abuse, flaws in the justice system, cultural support for vigilantism, prison violence, and the socio-legal philosophy of punishment.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Taylor & Francis
• Seitenzahl: 304
• Erscheinungstermin: 21. Juli 2023
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781000914627
• Artikelnr.: 68119485

Autorenporträt

Joshua Long is an Assistant Professor of Criminology and Justice Studies at the University of Massachusetts-Lowell, where he studies prison violence and rehabilitation programs. He has extensive experience interviewing prisoners across the United States and believes that letting prisoners tell their own stories is the best way to learn about life behind the walls.

Jason Vukovich is currently incarcerated in Alaska and, for the first time, has decided to share his complete story with the public. He writes about his own journey from a survivor of child abuse to vigilante to philosopher. He understands the vigilante mindset better than anyone, and he has one message for his supporters "you are well advised to never walk my trail..."

Inhaltsangabe

Introduction
Chapter 1: Ted Got What He Deserved
Chapter 2: Sowing the Wind
Chapter 3: The Hunt
Chapter 4: Contempt for Court
Chapter 5: Moral Murder
Chapter 6: Charles Bronson Bad
Chapter 7: Convict Justice
Chapter 8: Maxima Culpa
Chapter 9: A Bomb Built in Hell: The Criminology of Vigilantism
Chapter 10: Avenging Angel
Concluding Thoughts: Justice or Revenge?
Appendix A: The Interrogation of Steven D. Sandison
Appendix B: Mad Doctors by Jason Vukovich
Appendix C: Distillation of the "Moral Vigilante" by Jason Vukovich
Appendix D: Letter to the Students by Jason Vukovich
Index

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Introduction

Chapter 1: Ted Got What He Deserved

Chapter 2: Sowing the Wind

Chapter 3: The Hunt

Chapter 4: Contempt for Court

Chapter 5: Moral Murder

Chapter 6: Charles Bronson Bad

Chapter 7: Convict Justice

Chapter 8: Maxima Culpa

Chapter 9: A Bomb Built in Hell: The Criminology of Vigilantism

Chapter 10: Avenging Angel

Concluding Thoughts: Justice or Revenge?

Appendix A: The Interrogation of Steven D. Sandison

Appendix B: Mad Doctors by Jason Vukovich

Appendix C: Distillation of the "Moral Vigilante" by Jason Vukovich

Appendix D: Letter to the Students by Jason Vukovich

Index

Rezensionen

"Theoretically informed and rich in diverse data sources, Avenging Child Sex Abuse captures the poignant tension between the desire to make victimizers suffer and the dangers of vigilantes seeking to exact "justice." Based on extensive research-including first-hand accounts by avengers-Joshua Long illuminates the inner life of those who "take matters into their own hands" and the challenges that emerge in processing abusers in the criminal justice system. More generally, this volume forces us to think more closely about the meaning of justice and why vigilantism seems, at once, understandable and disquieting. A compelling story is told and new avenues for criminological inquiry are created-all of which makes this an important contribution."



Francis T. Cullen. Distinguished Research Professor Emeritus. University of Cincinnati



"In the long-running debates about what constitutes justice or even whether we should care about justice, it is easy for people to want to simplify these emotionally charged issues into black-and-white. But if the thinking and research of the last several decades has taught us anything, it is that people's intuitions of justice are nuanced and sophisticated. Joshua Long's new book, Avenging Child Sex Abuse, provides an extremely interesting and unique contribution to the debates, illustrating how complex justice calculations in the real world can be - and how desperately important doing justice can be to ordinary people."



Paul H. Robinson. Colin S. Diver Professor of Law. University of Pennsylvania Law School