Crime and Punishment in Britain

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Set in the 1960s, this book offers an insightful exploration of the British penal system, revealing its structures, practices, and the societal attitudes surrounding incarceration during that era. Through detailed analysis, it examines the treatment of prisoners, the role of rehabilitation, and the overarching principles guiding punishment. The work serves as a critical reflection on the justice system of the time, providing historical context and prompting discussions about reform and human rights within the penal framework.