Criminal justice history

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by  Beattie, J

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CRIMINAL JUSTICE HISTORY
WINTER TERM, 2006
VOLUME TWO
Professors J. Beattie and J. Phillips
These materials are produced solely for the use of students at the Centre of Criminology and
Faculty of Law, University of Toronto
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CONTENTS - VOLUME TWO
TAB 1
H Boritch, "Conflict, Compromise and Administrative Convenience The Police
Organisation in Nineteenth-Century Toronto" (1988) 3 Canadian Journal of Law and
Society 141

N Rogers, "Serving Toronto the Good The Development of the City Police Force,
1834-1884", in V Russell, ed., Forging a Consensus: Historical Essays on Toronto
(Toronto: Dundurn Press, 1984
A. Greer, “The Birth of the Police in Canada," in Greer and I Radforth, eds., Colonial
Leviathan: State Formation in mid-Nmeteenth Century Canada (University of Toronto

Press, 1992)
TAB 2
J. Phillips, “The Criminal Trial in Nova Scotia, 1749-1815,” in Phillips and G.B Baker, eds.,
Essays in the History of Canadian Law Volume VIII: In Honour of R C.E Risk (Toronto:

Osgoode Society for Canadian Legal History and University of Toronto Press, 1999)
C. Strange and T Loo, “Spectacular Justice: The Circus on Trial, and the Trial as Circus,
Picton, 1903,” (1996) 77 Canadian Historical Review 159

C. Strange, "Wounded Womanhood and Dead Men: Chivalry and the Trials of Clara Ford
and Carrie Davis" in F. lacovetta and M Valverde, eds , Gender Conflicts New Essays in
Women's History (Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1992)

TAB 3
J. Swainger, “A Distant Edge of Authority: Capital Punishment and the Prerogative of
Mercy in British Columbia, 1872-1880”, in H. Foster and J. McLaren, eds , Essays in the
History of Canadian Law Volume VI: British Columbia and the Yukon (Toronto: Osgoode

Society for Canadian Legal History and University of Toronto Press 1995)
C. Strange, "The Lottery of Death Capital Punishment, 1867-1976", (1996) 23 Manitoba
Law Journal 594

T Loo, "Savage Mercy: Native Culture and the Modification of Capital Punishment in
Nineteenth-Century British Columbia", in C. Strange, ed., Qualities of Mercy Justice
,
Punishment and Discretion (Vancouver: University of British Columbia Press, 1996)
K Dubinsky and F. lacovetta, "Murder, Womanly Virtue and Motherhood: The Case of
Angelina Napolitano" (1991) 72 Canadian Historical Review 505

TAB 4
C Backhouse, "Desperate Women and Compassionate Courts: Infanticide in Nineteenth-
Century Canada" (1984) 34 University of Toronto Law Journal 447

A. Golz, “Murder Most Foul: Spousal Flomicides in Ontario, 1870-1915" in N. Erber and G.
Robb, eds., Disorder in the Court: Trials and Sexual Conflict at the Turn of the Century
(New York: NTU Press 1999)
C. Strange, "Patriarchy Modified: The Criminal Prosecution of Rape in York County,
Ontario, 1880-1930", in J. Phillips, T. Loo, and S. Lewthwaite, eds., Essays in the History
of Canadian Law Volume V: Crime and Criminal Justice (Toronto: Osgoode Society for

Canadian Legal History and University of Toronto Press 1995)
TAB 5
T. Loo, "Dan Cranmer's Potlatch: Law as Coercion, Symbol and Rnetoric in British
Columbia, 1884-1951" (1992) 73 Canadian Historical Review 125
Backhouse, C.," 'Your Conscience Will Be Your Own Punishment': The Racially-Motivated
Murder of Gus Ninham, London, Ontario, 1902", in G.B Baker and J. Phillips, eds., Essays
in the History of Canadian Law: In Honour of R.C.B. Risk (Toronto, 1999
)
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