This book investigates the specific risk factors that predispose individuals to sexual victimization and predation within correctional facilities. It examines the complex interplay of individual characteristics, institutional dynamics, and systemic failures that contribute to these vulnerabilities. The research draws upon extensive data and analysis to identify patterns and predictors, aiming to inform strategies for prevention and intervention in carceral settings.

This work is recognized as a significant contribution to the study of prison safety and sexual violence within correctional systems. It is cited for its rigorous empirical approach and its detailed examination of risk factors. The book provides a critical resource for academics, policymakers, and practitioners seeking to understand and mitigate the prevalence of sexual victimization and predation in prisons.