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Conspiracy: Law, Class and Society

Robert Spicer

 

The first historical and political study of the English law of conspiracy, from the eighteenth century to the present day.

 

This book starts with an explanation of the contribution which Irish cases have made to the English conspiracy law and includes analyses of major contemporary trials, in particular those of ‘The Angry Brigade’ (1972), the ‘Shrewsbury Pickets’ (1973) and the ‘Persons Unknown’ trial of anarchists (1979).