Crime, Justice and Discretion in England 1740-1820
Paperback Engels 2003 9780199259076Samenvatting
The criminal law has often been seen as central to the role of the eighteenth-century landed élite. Within detailed studies of every stage of the criminal process this volume explores key issues such as who used the law, for what purposes and with what effects. It then challenges the view that the law was primarily the instrument of a small élite, portraying it instead as an arena of struggle, negotiation, and compromise used by many different social groups. The criminal justice system may have sometimes been vulnerable to power but it was also useful in limiting it.
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