Brenda Russell, Ph.D. is a Professor of Psychology at The Pennsylvania State University, Berks. She is an expert in domestic and sexual violence with a particular interest in legal decision making and how gender and sexual orientation play a role in evaluating defendants and victims in legal cases. She has published dozens of scholarly articles and authored and edited seven books to date. She provides education to law enforcement and practitioners. She serves as an expert in criminal and civil domestic violence cases and works as a consultant and program evaluator for federal and state educational, law enforcement, justice, and treatment programs.Celia Torres is a graduate from the George Washington University's Master's program in Forensic Psychology in Washington DC. Her scholarly interests include intimate partner violence and the psychology of domestic terrorism. She has interned in therapeutic and punitive settings where she assisted clients and professionals with treatment, monitoring, and the identification of resources. Her previous work can be found in "Intimate Partner Violence in the LGBT+ community" in collaboration with Dr. Brenda Russell.

• Chapter 1 Exposing Narratives and Gender Disparities in Female Offending: Challenging Stereotypes and Advancing Equity in Female Offending.- Chapter 2 Swift Judgement: How White, Black, and Latina Women and Girl Perpetrators are Differentially Portrayed in Crime News.- Chapter 3  Female Offenders and Popular Discourse: Examining the Evidence.- Chapter 4 Female Perpetrators of Intimate Partner Homicide.- Chapter 5 Predictors, Victimization, and Negative Outcomes Associated with Incarceration among 9,180 Trans Women from the U.S. Transgender Survey.- Chapter 6 Mythologies of Working with Justice-Involved Women in Correctional Settings.- Chapter 7 A Gender Inclusive Paradigm for Domestic Violence Offenders.- Chapter 8 Gender Disparities in Sentencing: A Theoretical Approach.- Chapter 9 Testing Mismatch Liberation Theory Across Race-Ethnicity and Gender.

Brenda Russell, Ph.D. is a Professor of Psychology at The Pennsylvania State University, Berks. She is an expert in domestic and sexual violence with a particular interest in legal decision making and how gender and sexual orientation play a role in evaluating defendants and victims in legal cases. She has published dozens of scholarly articles and authored and edited seven books to date. She provides education to law enforcement and practitioners. She serves as an expert in criminal and civil domestic violence cases and works as a consultant and program evaluator for federal and state educational, law enforcement, justice, and treatment programs.Celia Torres is a graduate from the George Washington University's Master's program in Forensic Psychology in Washington DC. Her scholarly interests include intimate partner violence and the psychology of domestic terrorism. She has interned in therapeutic and punitive settings where she assisted clients and professionals with treatment, monitoring, and the identification of resources. Her previous work can be found in "Intimate Partner Violence in the LGBT+ community" in collaboration with Dr. Brenda Russell.

• Chapter 1 Exposing Narratives and Gender Disparities in Female Offending: Challenging Stereotypes and Advancing Equity in Female Offending.- Chapter 2 Swift Judgement: How White, Black, and Latina Women and Girl Perpetrators are Differentially Portrayed in Crime News.- Chapter 3  Female Offenders and Popular Discourse: Examining the Evidence.- Chapter 4 Female Perpetrators of Intimate Partner Homicide.- Chapter 5 Predictors, Victimization, and Negative Outcomes Associated with Incarceration among 9,180 Trans Women from the U.S. Transgender Survey.- Chapter 6 Mythologies of Working with Justice-Involved Women in Correctional Settings.- Chapter 7 A Gender Inclusive Paradigm for Domestic Violence Offenders.- Chapter 8 Gender Disparities in Sentencing: A Theoretical Approach.- Chapter 9 Testing Mismatch Liberation Theory Across Race-Ethnicity and Gender.

Brenda Russell, Ph.D. is a Professor of Psychology at The Pennsylvania State University, Berks. She is an expert in domestic and sexual violence with a particular interest in legal decision making and how gender and sexual orientation play a role in evaluating defendants and victims in legal cases. She has published dozens of scholarly articles and authored and edited seven books to date. She provides education to law enforcement and practitioners. She serves as an expert in criminal and civil domestic violence cases and works as a consultant and program evaluator for federal and state educational, law enforcement, justice, and treatment programs.Celia Torres is a graduate from the George Washington University's Master's program in Forensic Psychology in Washington DC. Her scholarly interests include intimate partner violence and the psychology of domestic terrorism. She has interned in therapeutic and punitive settings where she assisted clients and professionals with treatment, monitoring, and the identification of resources. Her previous work can be found in "Intimate Partner Violence in the LGBT+ community" in collaboration with Dr. Brenda Russell.

• Chapter 1 Exposing Narratives and Gender Disparities in Female Offending: Challenging Stereotypes and Advancing Equity in Female Offending.- Chapter 2 Swift Judgement: How White, Black, and Latina Women and Girl Perpetrators are Differentially Portrayed in Crime News.- Chapter 3  Female Offenders and Popular Discourse: Examining the Evidence.- Chapter 4 Female Perpetrators of Intimate Partner Homicide.- Chapter 5 Predictors, Victimization, and Negative Outcomes Associated with Incarceration among 9,180 Trans Women from the U.S. Transgender Survey.- Chapter 6 Mythologies of Working with Justice-Involved Women in Correctional Settings.- Chapter 7 A Gender Inclusive Paradigm for Domestic Violence Offenders.- Chapter 8 Gender Disparities in Sentencing: A Theoretical Approach.- Chapter 9 Testing Mismatch Liberation Theory Across Race-Ethnicity and Gender.