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What were the controversial executions?
1950
Timothy
Evans
1953 Derek Bently
1955
Ruth
Ellis
What did the controversial executions do to society?
Changed
mindset
establishing that the
death penalty
was too
severe
a
crime.
What was Timothy Evans convicted of?
Murdering
wife
and
baby
However later evidence showed he was
innocent
Making
public
question attitudes and
usefulness
of the death penalty
When was Ruth Ellis Case and what did she do?
1955
Killed
abusive
Boyfriend
Hanged
as a consequence
What was the Military Service
Act
Established
1916
Illegal
to avoid taking part in the war
All men from
18
to
51
were called to fight towards the
end
of the war.
What were people who refused to fight called?
Conscientious
Objectors
Examples
Absolutists
=
Pacifists
Alternativists
= People who refused to fight but supported other ways (Medics Stretcher carriers)
How were COs tried?
Tried by a
tribunal
(Usually
old
people who felt that
young
people should
fight
)
Punishments for COs in WW1?
Imprisoned
Sent to the
front line
Few sentenced to
death
Branded with
white
feathers
symbol of
cowardice
How was the treatment of Cos changed in WW2?
Offered
Alternative occupations
(
Medics
Farm
work)
Changes in Attitudes to COs in WW2?
Harsher
punishments as COs seen as
hypocritical
for not uniting against
Hitler
Attacked
by
public
or Lost jobs
Story of Derek Bentley Case which helped abolish
capital
punishment?
1952
Derek
Bentley
(
18
) and
Christopher
Craig
(
16
) attempted to rob a warehouse
Police catch them
Derek said "
Let him have
it" Ambiguous
Accomplish fired his
gun
instead of giving it to the
police officer
Eventually Derek Bently was
Hanged
As
Christopher
Craig was 16 he couldn't be charged to death even though he was the one who killed the police officer
Defense For Derek Bently being put to death?
Mental Age
of
10
Questions over "
Let him have it
"
Bentley didn't have a
weapon
and
handed
himself over
Reasons why Derek Bently should of been put to
death?
"
Let him have it
" Made him
responsible
for
murder
as he encouraged
Craig
History
of
criminality
Low
level of intelligence but he was aware of his actions
Impact of Derek Bentlys Case on the Public?
5000 Protestors
met outside on the day of execution chanting "
Murder
!"
Bently's Family used
media
to promote case
Widly known through
songs
and
books
When was Derek Bently Pardoned?
1993
Consequences of Derek Bentlys Execution?
Homicide
Act and
Murder
Act
200
members of
Parliament
called for Derek Bently not to be
executed
When was Derek Bently Case?
1553
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