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The Elizabeth Fry Society of Montreal conducted a study aimed at describing thejudicial profile of women defendants from their appearance to their sentencing. This articlepresents the principal results of this study which concerns more than 1 500 women whoappeared, in 1987, before the Quebec Criminal Court, at the Court houses at Montreal andLongueuil. Whether more than half these women are under 30 years of age, that they havenever been charged before, that they are charged on one court only and of crimes againstproperty, that they plead guilty and receive a probation order, very often the course ofwomen through the judicial process is far from being linear. Once caught up in the system ofjudicial surveillance, there seems to be a sort of vicious circle established, where thesystem feeds the system, where the demeaning of the system becomes the offence that keepsthese women within the system

De la comparution à la décision pénale, le profil judiciaire de plus de 1 500 femmes