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Normans invade Hastings

1066

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assize of Clarendon (reordered court and introduced juries of presentment, set up prisons for those awaiting trial)

1166

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statute of labourers (maximum wage for workers)

1351

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Black death hit England

1348

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introduction of laws against heresy

1382, 1401, 1414

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heretics burned at stake law

1401

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law gave justices of the peace the power to arrest suspects and take them to the church courts for trial

1414

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JPs introduced by Richard I (knights as keepers of peace)

1195

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JPs extended to whole country by Edward III

1327

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coroners (situations where suspicious death with no natural explanation; Richard I)

1194

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church forced English Jews to convert to Christianity or be banished

1290's

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end of trial by ordeal (ordered by pope)

1216

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council of clarendon (meeting between Henry II and church)

1164

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reformation led by Luther

1517

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Vagrancy Act (without work for 3 days, branded with V and a slave)

1547

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Act for the Relief of the Poor (harsh punishments for vagrants)

1597

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Poor Laws (made dealing with vagrants more consistent, parishes had to provide poor relief)

1601

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Game Act (made poaching illegal)

1671

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when were Cromwell's laws made

1650s

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import tax

17th century

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sergeants became known as Charlies

1663

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Habeus Corpus Act (prevented authorities from locking a person up indefinitely without charge)

1679

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House of Correction/Bridewell Prison

1556

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transportation to America

1660s

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end of transportation to America

c.1770s

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death of Elizabeth I

1603

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Gunpowder plot

5th November 1605

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Act of Uniformity (religion)

1559

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first meeting of Gunpowder plot conspirators

20th May 1604

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Lord Monteagle received letter warning not to attend opening of parliament

20th October 1605

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Guy Fawkes confesses

17th November 1605

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conspirators of GP trial

January 1606

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Thanksgiving Act (events of 5th Nov commemorated every year, Catholics banned from working in law and army)

1605

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Popish Recusants Act (forced Catholics to take oath of allegiance to crown and CofE services)

1606

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Catholics allowed to vote

1829

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when did witch craze die down

c.1700

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Witchcraft Act (Henry VIII, witchcraft punishable by death)

1542

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Act Against Conjurations, Enchantments and Witchcraft (Eliz I)

1563

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Witchcraft and Conjugation Act (James I)

1604

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Witchcraft Act (George III, fines and imprisonment for witches)

1735

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James' Demonologie (book, nature of hell and how to find witches and run witch trials)

1597

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worst witch hunts

1645-47

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Matthew Hopkins employed to uncover witchery

1645

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Jane Wenham (70 years old, husband left her)

1712

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Enlightenment

16th-17th centuries

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Hawkhurst gang controlled stretches of Kent coast

1735-1749

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death penalty introduced for highwaymen

1772

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last reported case of highwaymen

1831

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when decline of highwaymen began

1815

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Black Act

1723

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repeal of the Black Act

1823

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decriminalisation of witchcraft

1736

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when was French Revolution

1789

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Tolpuddle Martyrs arrested

1834

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Bow Street Runners established

1748

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John Fielding took over from his brother

1754

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BSR officially paid by the government

1785

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Middlesex Justices Act

1792

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Metropolitan Police Act

1829

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first detective branch set up at Scotland Yard

1842

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all areas had professional police force centrally controlled

1856

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use of technology in policing

1869

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National Police Records and CID

1878

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first use of fingerprints

1902

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222 crimes had the death penalty

1810

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Peel Prime Minister

1834-5 and 1841-46

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Peel Home Secretary

1822

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Peel reformed prisons and reduced crimes punishable by death by 100

1822

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public executions stopped

1868

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end of transportation to USA

1783

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Australia claimed as part of British Empire

1770

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end of transportation to Australia

1868

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Fry visits Newgate prison for first time

1813

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Fry helps set up Association for Reformation of Female Prisoners at Newgate to campaign for better conditions

1817

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Howard publishes The State of prisons in England and Wales

1777

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Gaols Act

1823

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Pentonville Prison

1842

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Sexual Offenses Act

1967

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criminal justice act

2005

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age of consent lowered to 16

2000

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race relations act

1968

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domestic violence act

1976

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recognised rape in marriage as assault

1991

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coercive behaviour assault

2014

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domestic abuse act

2021

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abortion act

1967

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illegal to drink drive a car

1925

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drugs illegal

1971

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military service act

1916

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age limit of conscription raised to 51

1918

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metropolitan police bomb squad

1971

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fraud squad

1946

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national crime agency

2013

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dog handling units

1938

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first neighbourhood watch

1982

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treadmill abolished

1902

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biggest changes to prisons

1922

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open prison

1933

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borstals

1902

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prevention of crime act

1908

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