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1 THE EMERGENCE OF AN ORDERED SOCIETY
1ST half of 19th cent. the ruling elite Nervous because of revolution Nervous about social order Nervous about danger to lives and property Growing cities  urban poor, poverty, unemployment Rising crime rates

2 NEW POLICE FORCES Creation of regular system of police
Est. well trained civilian police forces Preserve property and lives Maintain domestic order Investigate crimes Arrest offenders *serjents – France 1828 *bobbies – Britain 1830 *schutzmannschaft – Prussia 1851

3 PRISON REFORM By 1820’s use of prison replaced capital punishment for property crimes 1. isolate criminals for society 2. punish criminals Prison reform = find new ways to rehabilitate and transform criminals into good citizens The Auburn Prison system The Walnut Street Prison system French Guiana/Devils Island

4 Ruling elites tried to impose order/control through
New police forces prisons

5 The Richard Manifesto

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