Crime and Punishment in Britain

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Focusing on the British penal system of the 1960s, this book offers an insightful examination of its structures, practices, and societal implications. Through detailed analysis, it explores the treatment of prisoners, the philosophy behind punishment, and the challenges faced within the system during that era. The work serves as a critical reflection on justice and rehabilitation, providing a historical perspective that remains relevant to contemporary discussions about penal reform.