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Crime and the Law
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Crime and the Law by Geoffrey Parker is presented here as a dedicated book information page so readers, librarians, professors, and department staff can find the title directly by name, author, or ISBN 8189617109.
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What This Book Covers
Crime and the Law is positioned for criminal justice readers who want to confirm the title scope before requesting copies.
- Historical development of law enforcement and institutional authority
- Theft, violence, criminal justice, and legal response in historical context
- Crime, policing, punishment, and social control themes for legal-history study
- Useful coverage for criminology, law, history, and criminal justice collections
- Case-study value for readers comparing crime, law, and authority across periods
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- Criminal justice and forensic programs
- Department libraries and evidence-based courses
- Readers needing structured academic reference
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Crime and Law Source Excerpt
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- Institutionalization of law enforcement in England, 1780-1830
- Decline of theft and violence in Victorian and Edwardian England
- Crime, legal authority, and social response in historical context
- Law enforcement, public order, punishment, and institutional change
Source letter note: historical catalogue price noted as $77.
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