HIST 3850 Lecture Notes - Lecture 23: Robert Latimer, Steven Truscott, Due Process

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Short answer questions like the last exam (answer 2 of 4 questions) 40% You can reference material from last term, but only if it involves a larger thematic connections (ex: adler and wiener) Moral panic (and its relation to the role of the press). Starting with the slasher killings, which has the strongest definition of moral panic. Taking this framework and placing it over every case in the course. Moral panic and the death penalty just was not framed under sexual deviancy. Taking the savage city and how the understandings of race and gender in the way we see criminals. Mcnaughton rule stems from the 19th century in the u. k. Although different, canada and the u. s both have the same common law that stem out of the english (u. k) law. Connections between the slasher killings and the savage city. Us constitution is designed to establish a non- centralized government, which is reflected.

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