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   The Journal of Criminal Justice and Popular Culture is designed to
   serve the criminal justice community by providing film reviews and
   original essays on the intersection of popular culture with criminal
   justice.  The purpose of the film reviews is to provide an
   opportunity for criminal justice educators to utilize popular culture
   as a pedagogical tool.  The essays will provide a medium for dialogue
   on the role of popular culture in all arenas of criminal justice.
 
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   The Journal invites critical reviews of films, documentaries, plays,
   lyrics, and other related visual and performing arts.  The reviews
   should contain both artistic and substantive criticism, as well as a
   description of how the medium could be utilized in the classroom.
   The reviews should include the principal participants and the
   production company.  Reviews will be published upon editorial
   approval.  The Journal also invites original manuscripts from all
   social scientific fields on the topic of popular culture and criminal
   justice.
 
   Articles should be 1000 lines or less, including notes and
   bibliography.  The Journal will issue articles as units and in sets,
   commencing about May 15, 1993 with multiple cateloging/indexing
   specifications, including volume, issue, supplement, and network
   retrieval specifications.  Articles will start with an abstract
   (about 200 words).  Pages will be numbered.  All submissions and
   communications will be by electronic mail.  All submissions will be
   given at least three blind reviews by a jury of referees.
 
   Send submissions, comments and queries to: The Editors, Journal of
   Criminal Justice and Popular Culture, [log in to unmask] or
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      EDITORIAL BOARD
      Frankie Bailey, The University at Albany, New York.
      Michael Lynch, Florida State University, Tallahassee.
      Brendan Maguire, Western Illinois University.
      Richard McCleary, University of California, Irvine.
      Graeme Newman, The University at Albany, New York.
      Ray Surette, Florida International University, Miami.