History of Criminal Law Course
Trace criminal law from early penalties to mass incarceration and reform. This History of Criminal Law Course equips legal professionals with tools to analyse past systems and design smarter sentencing, prison, and rehabilitation policies today.

4 to 360 hours flexible workload
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What will I learn?
This concise course traces how ideas about punishment evolved from Enlightenment theories and early codes to prisons, rehabilitation, and modern alternatives. You will examine key reforms, human rights impacts, and comparative developments, while gaining concrete tools for legal-historical research, policy analysis, and drafting evidence-based reform proposals that address today’s overcrowding, inequality, and recidivism challenges.
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Develop skills
- Penal evolution analysis: quickly trace shifts from corporal to carceral regimes.
- Human rights impact: assess how rights frameworks reshaped punishment and detention.
- Historical legal research: locate, read, and compare key criminal law sources fast.
- Policy design from history: turn past reforms into realistic, modern sentencing options.
- Concise reform briefs: draft clear, evidence-based proposals for justice ministries.
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