'New' crimes in Norman England

'New' crimes in Norman England

This course explores the significant changes in crime and law enforcement introduced in England following the Norman Conquest of 1066. It delves into how William I asserted his authority through new laws, examining specific examples like the Forest Laws and the Murdrum fine, and their profound impact on medieval society. Learners will gain insight into the evolving legal landscape and the concept of 'social crime' during this transformative period.