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Book Reviews : Criminal Justice and the Victim, William F. McDonald, ed. Pp. 288. Beverly Hills, Calif., Sage, 1976. $17.50 (cloth), $7.50 (paper)

These twelve original essays about the crime victim’s relationship to the criminal justice system are a good secondary source for criminologists, victimologists, lawyers, and prosecutors. Criminal Justice and the Victim includes concise summaries of original studies, compiled by such authorities as Gilbert Geis, Richard Lynch, the late Stephen Schafer, Mary and Richard Knudten, Michael J. Hindelang, and Michael Gottfredson. McDonald’s introductory chapter is one of the best articles in the volume, which is the sixth in the Sage Criminal Justice Systems Annuals. The editor,