Drew D. Gray (UK University of Northampton)
Crime, Policing and Punishment in England, 1660-1914
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Drew D. Gray (UK University of Northampton)
Crime, Policing and Punishment in England, 1660-1914
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- Verlag: Continuum Publishing Corporation
- Seitenzahl: 408
- Erscheinungstermin: 28. Januar 2016
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 231mm x 155mm x 23mm
- Gewicht: 646g
- ISBN-13: 9781441117656
- ISBN-10: 1441117652
- Artikelnr.: 42856460
- Verlag: Continuum Publishing Corporation
- Seitenzahl: 408
- Erscheinungstermin: 28. Januar 2016
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 231mm x 155mm x 23mm
- Gewicht: 646g
- ISBN-13: 9781441117656
- ISBN-10: 1441117652
- Artikelnr.: 42856460
Drew D. Gray is Senior Lecturer in the History of Crime at the University of Northampton, UK. He is the author of Crime, Prosecution and Social Relations (2009) and London's Shadows (2010).
Section One: Key themes in the history of crime 1. Introduction: Methods,
themes and debates in the history of crime 2. Media and Crime 3. Violence:
the decline of homicide and a growing intolerance towards assault 4. The
nature of property crime: highway robbery, burglary and petty theft 5. The
underlying impetuses to commit property crime 6. Gender & crime in the
criminal justice system: women as victims 7. Gender & Crime: women as
perpetrators of crime 8. Juvenile crime: from artful dodger to reformatory
boy Section Two: The evolution & development of the English Criminal
Justice System 9. From parlour to police court: The role of the JP and the
emergence of the modern magistrate 10. Dogberry to detectives: Policing
from amateurs to professionals 11. Removing the victim? The changing nature
of prosecution in the Courts in England 12. The decline and fall of the
'Bloody code': the changing nature of punishment policy in the long
eighteenth century 13. The rise and fall of incarceration 14. Conclusions
and suggestions for future research Bibliography Index
themes and debates in the history of crime 2. Media and Crime 3. Violence:
the decline of homicide and a growing intolerance towards assault 4. The
nature of property crime: highway robbery, burglary and petty theft 5. The
underlying impetuses to commit property crime 6. Gender & crime in the
criminal justice system: women as victims 7. Gender & Crime: women as
perpetrators of crime 8. Juvenile crime: from artful dodger to reformatory
boy Section Two: The evolution & development of the English Criminal
Justice System 9. From parlour to police court: The role of the JP and the
emergence of the modern magistrate 10. Dogberry to detectives: Policing
from amateurs to professionals 11. Removing the victim? The changing nature
of prosecution in the Courts in England 12. The decline and fall of the
'Bloody code': the changing nature of punishment policy in the long
eighteenth century 13. The rise and fall of incarceration 14. Conclusions
and suggestions for future research Bibliography Index
Section One: Key themes in the history of crime 1. Introduction: Methods,
themes and debates in the history of crime 2. Media and Crime 3. Violence:
the decline of homicide and a growing intolerance towards assault 4. The
nature of property crime: highway robbery, burglary and petty theft 5. The
underlying impetuses to commit property crime 6. Gender & crime in the
criminal justice system: women as victims 7. Gender & Crime: women as
perpetrators of crime 8. Juvenile crime: from artful dodger to reformatory
boy Section Two: The evolution & development of the English Criminal
Justice System 9. From parlour to police court: The role of the JP and the
emergence of the modern magistrate 10. Dogberry to detectives: Policing
from amateurs to professionals 11. Removing the victim? The changing nature
of prosecution in the Courts in England 12. The decline and fall of the
'Bloody code': the changing nature of punishment policy in the long
eighteenth century 13. The rise and fall of incarceration 14. Conclusions
and suggestions for future research Bibliography Index
themes and debates in the history of crime 2. Media and Crime 3. Violence:
the decline of homicide and a growing intolerance towards assault 4. The
nature of property crime: highway robbery, burglary and petty theft 5. The
underlying impetuses to commit property crime 6. Gender & crime in the
criminal justice system: women as victims 7. Gender & Crime: women as
perpetrators of crime 8. Juvenile crime: from artful dodger to reformatory
boy Section Two: The evolution & development of the English Criminal
Justice System 9. From parlour to police court: The role of the JP and the
emergence of the modern magistrate 10. Dogberry to detectives: Policing
from amateurs to professionals 11. Removing the victim? The changing nature
of prosecution in the Courts in England 12. The decline and fall of the
'Bloody code': the changing nature of punishment policy in the long
eighteenth century 13. The rise and fall of incarceration 14. Conclusions
and suggestions for future research Bibliography Index