Policing-related papers of Robert James Kermeen QPM including his 1952 Police College dissertation, 'The Evolution of Manx Law' and the text of a 1973 talk, ' More Thoughts on Law Enforcement'
Date(s): 1952
Creator(s): Kermeen, Robert James
Scope & Content: Dissertation submitted to Ryton-on-Dunsmore Police College (1952) 'The Evolution of Manx Law' includes historical background of Manx law with an explanation of Common Law; Brest Law; the work of Sir John Stanley II (1414-1432); the judicial system; Criminal Law; Ecclesiastical Law; the development of modern law; administration of justice. In the appendices officers of the Manx Courts and an explanation of their roles and functions within Manx law. Also includes undated essay titled 'Courts of law and the carrying out of justice'; also essay 'More thoughts on law enforcement' 23 November 1973 typed version and hand written version. See also MS 12821.
Administration / Biographical History: Robert James Kermeen QPM was a Superintendent and Deputy Chief Constable at the time of his retirement from the force in [1969].
Language: English
Extent: 1 folder (5 items)
Item name: dissertation, essays
Collection: Manuscript Archive
Level: FONDS
ID number: MS 12820
Record class: Private
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