A history of criminal justice in England and Wales

Origins of criminal justice in Anglo-Saxon England

Saxon dooms : our early laws

Norman influence and the Angevin legacy

Criminal law in medieval and early modern England

Common law in danger

Commonwealth

Whig supremacy and adversary trial

Jury in the eighteenth century

Punishment and prisons

Nineteenth-century crime and policing

Victorian images

Century of criminal law reform

Criminal incapacity

Revolution in procedure

Early twentieth century

Improvement after World War II

Twenty-first century regression?

Placing criminal justice in perspective.