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Richard i
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in unruly areas
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trial by jury
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Burning at the stake
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JPs arrest suspects
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Henry 8
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branding
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harsh punishments for vagrants
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deserving and undeserving poor
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remember 5 november
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catholics cant vote till 1829
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50-80 000
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led to increase in witch accusations
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Enlightenment
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enclosure
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poaching
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Tyburn tree
thousands watched -
led a gang lowkey
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decriminalisation
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Fielding
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John Fielding
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highway robbery and that
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Peel wanted a force wo lethal weapons to keep uniform policing in London
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Scotland yard
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separate system
Joshua Jebb (Prison Surveyor General)
4 x 2m cell
up to date heating and ventilation -
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hard labor
hard fare
hard board -
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on a horse
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counter terrorism
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manpower
13300 only 1300 available for duty -
attacks by Fenians on London
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terrorism, people trafficking, fraud, extortion
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cctv
biometric screening
forensics
data management
improved comms -
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Kent
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under 16s cant be executed
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12-41 must be in army
then in may, to 51 -
absolutists
tribunals (courts w old jury)
harsh treatment -
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criminal responsibility = 8
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hypocritical (nazis persecuted)
propaganda
abused as many sacrificed a lot for the war -
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graduated prisons
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ASBO
community service
restorative justice
drug and alcohol rehab
electronic tagging -
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reduced capital crimes
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caring and protecting young offenders
criminal responsibility = 10 -
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men >21
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legal if mother was at risk
or if child would have disabilities -
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3.8 mil households involved
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abolished borstals
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national automatic fingerprint identification system
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