The development of the criminal justice system since 1788
Welcome ‘internet sleuths’ to Week 2 of the course.
This week, we will learn about the criminal justice system established in Australia from the time of British colonisation including the laws, the lawyers of the court system, and the punishments handed down. The system was derived from that in place in Great Britain but was altered to suit the conditions of the Australian colonies.
The second topic this week is the digital humanities resources now available to make historical records of crime and criminal prosecutions available for research purposes. We’ll be focusing particularly on the Prosecution Project.
Casing the Joint: Introducing Histories of Crime
Casing the Joint: Introducing Histories of Crime
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