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22 Women & Crim. Just. 1 (2012)

handle is hein.journals/wwcj22 and id is 1 raw text is: Women & CriminalJustice, 22:1, 2012 Routledge Copyright 0 Taylor & Francis Group, LLC TlFnGroup ISSN: 0897-4454 print/1541-0323 online DOI: 10.1080/08974454.2012.636284 Editorial The importance of a publication on women and criminal justice is apparent in this new issue, which begins a new year. This journal examines issues of gender, the intersection of gender with race and ethnicity, and class and social justice. Including both international and domestic concerns, we utilize quantitative and qualitative data analysis, and both large and small data sets, but we always start with theoretical inquiry. When social and legal changes occur either in the United States or abroad, this journal will inquire into those changes from a sociolegal context with an understanding of culture, econom- ics, and an ethos of justice. Behind the scenes of the journal, I have strong editorial board members who are committed to providing our authors with sound advice and critique. When papers are rejected, the reviewers seek to ensure that the authors are given a fair evaluation with specific recommendations that ensure that sub- sequent submissions are strong. When papers are accepted, our editors work tirelessly to improve them to the fullest extent possible. In the past year the journal has seen some changes in staffing at Taylor & Francis, but I have valued all of my contacts with the production staff and remain grateful to each staff member. The staff are always responsive, and anyone who has worked with any of the editorial assistants or members of the production team knows that they are wonderful. A couple of years ago I instituted a Case Briefs section to end each vol- ume of the journal, and I will continue this tradition. Any authors who wish to analyze case briefs or summarize recent statutory changes that impact their state, region, or nation may please do so. Such information is welcome as we track all forms of sociolegal transformations occurring in the United States and around the world. Frances P. Bernat, Editor

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