Crime and Punishment - Industrial 1750 - 1900
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- Created on: 10-04-21 17:59
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- Industrial 1750 - 1900
- Crime
- causes
- harvest failure
- people stole to survive
- end of war
- unemployment high
- rising cost of bread
- overpopulation of towns
- Start linking to poverty and crime
- Believe in Criminal type (look like a criminal) e.g face and hands
- criminal class - we inherit criminal tendencies
- had a look about them
- if parents people were bad, they believed they would be equally as bad
- had a look about them
- causes
- Law Enforcement
- Bow Street runners
- Located in London
- Patrolled at night
- people worried about an army at night
- Patrolled at night
- Located in London
- Robert Peel
- 3000 paid constables
- metropolitan police
- 1829 - MET police
- Police in towns
- 1839 - police in rural areas
- 1842 - detectives
- 1878 - CID
- 1880s - photos
- 1897 - fingerprints
- Reasons
- wanted to prevent crime
- presence on streets
- prostitutes and drunks
- wanted to prevent crime
- Bow Street runners
- Crime
- more common crime = petty theft
- serious = less common
- Crime
- causes
- harvest failure
- people stole to survive
- end of war
- unemployment high
- rising cost of bread
- overpopulation of towns
- Start linking to poverty and crime
- Believe in Criminal type (look like a criminal) e.g face and hands
- criminal class - we inherit criminal tendencies
- had a look about them
- if parents people were bad, they believed they would be equally as bad
- had a look about them
- causes
- silent system - Prisonersworked together but in silence
- made to do the treadmill, crank and shot drill
- prisons
- 1823 - Gaols Act came in to make conditions better
- John Howard
- reformers
- Elizabeth Fry
- reformers
- Punishments
- transportationto Australia
- built roads and buildings
- worked on plantations
- sentenced for 7 or 14 years
- worked on plantations
- began in 1787
- worked on colonies
- built roads and buildings
- Industrial 1750 - 1900
- Law Enforcement
- Bow Street runners
- Located in London
- Patrolled at night
- people worried about an army at night
- Patrolled at night
- Located in London
- Robert Peel
- 3000 paid constables
- metropolitan police
- 1829 - MET police
- Police in towns
- 1839 - police in rural areas
- 1842 - detectives
- 1878 - CID
- 1880s - photos
- 1897 - fingerprints
- Reasons
- wanted to prevent crime
- presence on streets
- prostitutes and drunks
- wanted to prevent crime
- Bow Street runners
- Law Enforcement
- transportationto Australia
- separate system - had their own cell, only allowed out for church or exercise
- many took their own life
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