Titlebook: Evangelicalism, Penal Theory and the Politics of Criminal Law; Reform in England, 1 Richard R. Follett Book 2001 Palgrave Macmillan, a divi

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,Mitigating the ‘Bloody Code’: an Introduction,to challenge England’s expanding list of capital statutes had generated little sustained discussion. After 1830, the matter gained enough public attention to warrant professional and royal commission investigations. ‘Amelioration’ initially meant simply the repeal or amendment of statutes which made

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The Evangelical Approach to Criminal Law Reform,as More’s doubts on the efficacy of capital punishment, voiced in 1513 in ., became a standard reference in reformist literature. During the seventeenth century, Puritan reformers questioned harsh punishments, as did the Quaker followers of William Penn.. The influence of both these groups could be

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Consolidation, Mitigation and Conclusions, the Government as out of touch with the wishes of the country. Peel viewed public opinion as a volatile and shifting standard, but he did not think it something political leaders could ignore altogether. At the same time, amending tangled laws appealed to his desire for order and efficiency; he had

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