Angeliki Kardara, in her sixth book titled Newly Trapped in the Games of Violence: Crimes with Young Perpetrators and Victims, sheds light on the dark aspects of the complex phenomenon of youth delinquency and the victimization of minors and young people, presenting and analyzing high-profile cases that have occupied the Greek media from 1995 to 2020.

In PART A of the book, the phenomenon of youth delinquency is approached at a theoretical level on both national and international grounds. PART B analyzes cases with victims who are minors and young people in relation to their depiction in the media. PART C delves deeply into the phenomenon of domestic violence and presents the media coverage of cases, emphasizing issues of terminology.

In PART D, serious crimes committed by young perpetrators that have captured the attention of the Greek media are investigated. In PART E, the research interest focuses on the modern school, tensions, and conflicts among students as well as between students and educators.

The Special Thematic Units analyze issues of critical importance, such as animal abuse by minors, amnesia following the commission of a criminal act, "revenge pornography," traffic accidents with victims who are minors and young, suicides, and acid attacks.

In the Appendices, the reading public will find a useful glossary of basic legal and criminological terms related to youth delinquency and the victimization of minors under American law, with corresponding interpretations in Greek, and will read very interesting interviews that shed light on significant aspects of the topics under investigation.

The presentation of studies and the recording of opinions from leading criminologists in the country and esteemed scientists in their field lend this book special value, with the ultimate goal of serving as a future reference point for the journalistic world and the scientific community.