Changes

• What changes were there in law enforcement in the Later Middle Ages?

  Constables introduced, the coroner (new role) investigated suspicious deaths, Justice of the Peace introduced, prisons were set up as holding blocks for suspects before their trial (Assize of Clarendon), Justices in the Eyre introduced, trial by ordeal largely stopped- only the cold water one remained
• What changes were there in punishments in the Later middle ages?

  Hung, drawn and quartered and burning at the stake were new punishments
• What changes were there in law enforcement in the early modern period?

  Town constables continued but they sometimes hired others to help which was the start of a professional police force, night watchmen role expanded due to rise in number of criminals, professional thief takers introduced
• What changes were there in punishments in the early modern period?

  Prisons as punishment, transportation, the bloody code
• What changes were there in crimes during the industrial period?

  Smuggling and poaching intensified, highway robbery
• What changes were there in law enforcement in the industrial period?

  Bow Street Runners, Robert Peel and the Metropolitan Police Force
• What changes were there in punishments in the industrial period?

  Transportation ended, the bloody code ended, use of imprisonment increased