Inter-War Penal Policy and Crime in England

Delving into the 1932 Dartmoor Convict Prison riot, this book offers a detailed examination of one of the most infamous uprisings in English penal history. By analyzing the underlying causes, the chaotic events, and their aftermath, it reveals insights into prison culture, violence, and the evolving nature of penal policy and public perception. The narrative highlights the significant media coverage and public interest surrounding the riot, providing a comprehensive understanding of its impact on society.