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As more research is conducted on women involved in the criminal justice system, it becomes increasingly clear that

▸ there are no, or at least minimal, differences in the paths to criminality taken by males and females.

▸ when differences between men and women are accounted for in jail and prison management, such gender-informed responses can actually enhance the safety and security of jails and prisons.

▸ there are no, or at least minimal, differences in how men and women respond to custody and supervision.

▸ All the above are supported by the research.

▸ None of the above is supported by the research.

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