Focusing on the period from 1815 to 1880, this book offers a distinctive perspective on societal attitudes towards crime and the functioning of the criminal justice system in England. It explores how perceptions of criminality evolved and examines the various factors influencing crime during this transformative era.
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Dr. Helen Johnston is a Senior Lecturer in Criminology whose publications delve into the historical perspective of punishment and control. Her research deeply explores the social and historical dimensions of criminology, examining how our understanding and practices of penal measures and oversight have evolved. She aims to provide an insightful look into the ever-changing landscape of criminal justice.
