Thoughts on Executive Justice with Respect to Our Criminal Laws Particularly on the Circuits Dedicated to the Judges of Assize and Recommended to the Perusal of All Magistrates and to All Persons Who Are Liable to Serve on Crown Juries is a thought-provoking and insightful examination of the criminal justice system in England in the 18th century. Written by Martin Madan, a prominent barrister and legal reformer, this book offers a critical analysis of the practices and policies of the courts of assize, and provides suggestions for how the system can be improved. With its detailed descriptions and lively prose, Thoughts on Executive Justice is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of the criminal justice system in England and the evolution of legal thought.
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