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This abstract examines the intricate relationship between gender and crime, exploring the multifaceted dynamics that shape criminal behavior and justice outcomes. Drawing on interdisciplinary research from sociology, criminology, psychology, and law, this paper delves into the various factors influencing gender disparities in criminal involvement, victimization, and processing within the criminal justice system. It discusses biological, social, and cultural influences on gendered patterns of crime, as well as the impact of societal attitudes, stereotypes, and institutional responses. Moreover, the abstract highlights the implications of gendered perspectives for crime prevention strategies, policy development, and the pursuit of gender-responsive justice. By synthesizing empirical evidence and theoretical frameworks, this abstract contributes to a deeper understanding of the intersectionality between gender and crime, shedding light on key issues and avenues for future research and policy interventions.