Alice Ievins is a Lecturer at the University of Liverpool.

"Ievins’ work speaks to an urgent question at the forefront of feminist criminology: how can the legal system address sexual violence that persists throughout society, where high attrition rates persist in spite of decades of reforms? . . . Ievins takes up the challenge by detailing the daily life of some of those incarcerated for such violence."

Alice Ievins is a Lecturer at the University of Liverpool.

"Ievins’ work speaks to an urgent question at the forefront of feminist criminology: how can the legal system address sexual violence that persists throughout society, where high attrition rates persist in spite of decades of reforms? . . . Ievins takes up the challenge by detailing the daily life of some of those incarcerated for such violence."

Alice Ievins is a Lecturer at the University of Liverpool.

"Ievins’ work speaks to an urgent question at the forefront of feminist criminology: how can the legal system address sexual violence that persists throughout society, where high attrition rates persist in spite of decades of reforms? . . . Ievins takes up the challenge by detailing the daily life of some of those incarcerated for such violence."