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Discover the groundbreaking book, In Their Names, by Lenore Anderson, a vital exploration of justice and victim support. This thought-provoking work delves deep into the complex relationship between victims' rights and the mass incarceration epidemic. Through the lens of personal experience and extensive research, Anderson illustrates how the justice system often fails those it is meant to protect. Aswad Thomas's compelling story serves as a powerful backdrop, revealing the pitfalls of a system that favors bureaucracy over genuine support. This paradigm-shifting book argues passionately for a reformed approach to public safety that prioritizes trauma recovery and victim compensation. It challenges the entrenched beliefs surrounding public safety and offers innovative solutions to bridge the gap between victims and the justice system. Perfect for advocates of criminal justice reform, social justice enthusiasts, and anyone interested in the interplay between victim rights and societal safety, In Their Names is a must-read. With its insightful analysis and actionable solutions, this book aims to inspire change in the flawed systems that currently define public safety and victim support. Join the conversation and learn how we can create a justice system that truly serves all victims, without perpetuating mass incarceration.