2016
DOI: 10.1177/0269758016654238
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Abstract: The strong and consistent relationship between criminal involvement and victimization is one of the most persistent documented findings within criminological research. However, there is little study on the nature and extent of why this overlap exists with even less research focusing on the perspective of the offenders who identify themselves as victims. The current study analyzes the personal experiences of female offenders at the Greene County Jail, Missouri. Our findings indicate a substantial overlap in lif… Show more

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“…However, this represents a false dichotomy (Reingle, 2014). Paradoxically, there is a significant body of research which points to the overlap between victimisation and offending, between victims and offenders (Chang et al, 2003; Dobrin, 2001; Fiegelman et al, 2000; Hass and Hannis, 2017; Jennings et al, 2010; Kuhlhom, 1990; Mayhew and Elliott, 1990; Reingle, 2014).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…However, this represents a false dichotomy (Reingle, 2014). Paradoxically, there is a significant body of research which points to the overlap between victimisation and offending, between victims and offenders (Chang et al, 2003; Dobrin, 2001; Fiegelman et al, 2000; Hass and Hannis, 2017; Jennings et al, 2010; Kuhlhom, 1990; Mayhew and Elliott, 1990; Reingle, 2014).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%