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1. Introduction: Begin by providing a brief introduction that outlines the significance of
studying the relationship between gender and the criminal justice system. Highlight key issues,
challenges, and debates in this field.
2. Identify which problem/issue you are investigating? The research problem or issue should
be written in the form of a question. The question will guide and define your search for the
annotated bibliography.
3. Selection of Sources: Select a minimum of 10 scholarly academic sources that specifically
address the gender dynamics within the criminal justice system. Ensure a mix of perspectives,
including feminist, sociological, criminological, and legal viewpoints.
4. Annotation Format: For each source, provide a concise annotation (approximately 150-200
words) that includes the following elements:
a. Citation: Follow APA 7th edition citation style. The annotated bibliography should be
in alphabetical order.
b. Summary: Briefly summarize the main arguments, findings, and methodologies
employed in the source.
c. Relevance: Discuss the relevance of the source to the broader topic of gender and the
criminal justice system. How does it contribute to the understanding of the subject?
d. Critical Evaluation: Offer a critical analysis of the source, considering the strengths
and limitations of the methodology, the credibility of the author, and the overall impact
on the field.
4. Diversity of Perspectives: Ensure that your annotated bibliography includes a diversity of
perspectives, encompassing different theoretical frameworks and empirical approaches.
