The Old Jail in Chambersburg, PA, has seen everything from daring escapes to infamous criminals. Built in 1818, it survived the town’s burning, housed outlaws like “Lewis the Robber,” and ...

In this video, historian Alice Loxton give a summary of crime and punishment in 18th and 19th century Britain. Find out more about GCSE History.

Here are 15 terms of historic crime and punishments defined. 1. Pillory To be pilloried was to be placed in stocks for the purpose of public humiliation.

Dostoevsky's epic novel about murder, morality and suffering is now a 90-minute comic romp at The Globe.

Here is how Crime and Punishment Work in Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2, Both are a crucial part of the game and understanding them is a must.

Whoever the government contends might commit a hate crime would face a range of punishments, including restrictions on their Internet use, being forced to wear an electronic monitor, and house arrest.

With Crime and Punishment at the Kennedy Center, American Ballet Theatre once again bets on a literary ballet to draw in audiences. Will it pay off?

Criminals are liable for punishment if they had the intention to commit a crime, possessed the ability to restrain themselves and went ahead with the offense anyway.

Crime and Punishment, first translated into English by Fred Wishaw in 1886, is not a courtroom drama.