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Dedication
About the Authors
Preface
Chapter 1
“Mediafication of Crime: Headlines v Reality
Chapter 2
What About the Media?
Chapter 3
The Relationship of Crime Reporting and its Effectiveness Concerning the Criminal Justice System
Chapter 4
Crimes and Reactions
Chapter 5
The Salem Witchcraft Trials
Chapter 6
The Scopes “Monkey Trial” — July 10 — 25 1925
Chapter 7
The Menedez Brothers -1989
Chapter 8
Colin Ferguson — 1993
Chapter 9
The O.J. Simpson Case - 1994
Chapter 10
Jon-Benet Ramsey 1996
Chapter 11
Kobe Bryant - 2003
Chapter 12
Daniel Pelosi - 2001
Chapter 13
Elizabeth Ann Smart - 2002
Chapter 14
Scott Peterson - 2002
Chapter 15
Michael Jackson - 2004
Chapter 16
Criminal Justice Treatment by the Media
Chapter 17
A Star is Formed: Media Construction of the Female Criminal
by Krista Gehring
Chapter 18
Martha Stewart: This Criminal Case is About Lying!
Chapter 19
Can the Mass Media do good? Or no wrong?
Chapter 20
If a Story isn’t on TV or Depicted by the Media in America, it Doesn’t Exist in our Culture
Chapter 21
In Conclusion
References
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