The article based on a criminological analysis of penal transportation. The author talked over three main issues. Firstly, the paradigm of classical criminology that was valid in those days. Moreover, the researcher took into account substantive and procedural law, that is the applicable criminal regulations and the activities of the justice system in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. Thirdly, it was necessary to describe the living conditions in Australian and Tasmanian penal colonies. The author comes to the conclusion that penal transportation was testified about a punitive and inhumane law system. In addition, its effectiveness was questionable.Artykuł opiera się na analizie kary zesłania. Autor porusza trzy główne kwesti...
A shared past creates a collective memory of people, as so the convict history of Australia is prese...
The recent history of juries in Australia reveals an interesting clash between the endeavours of sta...
This article analyses how the criminalisation and imprisonment of Aboriginal people operated as too...
Artykuł opiera się na analizie kary zesłania. Autor porusza trzy główne kwestie. Po pierwsze, omówio...
This paper presents the history of penal transportation from Britain to Australia in relation to fou...
Crime in colonial Australia has attracted considerable scholarly attention, yet comparatively little...
This article investigates the difficult interface between metropolitan legal reform and empire in th...
From the seventeenth to twentieth centuries, approximately 380,000 transportation convicts journeyed...
Criminological accounts of penal modernization have generally overlooked the experience of convict t...
Using legal and convict records in Scotland and Australia this paper reviews the convict and transpo...
The aims and objectives of this work are to consider the socio-economic conditions prevailing in co...
Australia’s history with Britain started in 1788 when the First Fleet landed in Botany Bay to establ...
For over 150 years from the early eighteenth century, convict transportation was a primary method of...
Theoretical thesis.Bibliography: pages 369-418Chapter 1: Introduction -- Chapter 2: Violence, Resist...
In this article, we start from internationally developed models explaining growing punitiveness and ...
A shared past creates a collective memory of people, as so the convict history of Australia is prese...
The recent history of juries in Australia reveals an interesting clash between the endeavours of sta...
This article analyses how the criminalisation and imprisonment of Aboriginal people operated as too...
Artykuł opiera się na analizie kary zesłania. Autor porusza trzy główne kwestie. Po pierwsze, omówio...
This paper presents the history of penal transportation from Britain to Australia in relation to fou...
Crime in colonial Australia has attracted considerable scholarly attention, yet comparatively little...
This article investigates the difficult interface between metropolitan legal reform and empire in th...
From the seventeenth to twentieth centuries, approximately 380,000 transportation convicts journeyed...
Criminological accounts of penal modernization have generally overlooked the experience of convict t...
Using legal and convict records in Scotland and Australia this paper reviews the convict and transpo...
The aims and objectives of this work are to consider the socio-economic conditions prevailing in co...
Australia’s history with Britain started in 1788 when the First Fleet landed in Botany Bay to establ...
For over 150 years from the early eighteenth century, convict transportation was a primary method of...
Theoretical thesis.Bibliography: pages 369-418Chapter 1: Introduction -- Chapter 2: Violence, Resist...
In this article, we start from internationally developed models explaining growing punitiveness and ...
A shared past creates a collective memory of people, as so the convict history of Australia is prese...
The recent history of juries in Australia reveals an interesting clash between the endeavours of sta...
This article analyses how the criminalisation and imprisonment of Aboriginal people operated as too...