
What is recorded here
The National Justice Museum is located in Nottingham and occupies a historic building that was once the city's police and magistrates' court, reflecting the development of justice and policing in 19th-century England. It is important as a centre for understanding legal history and human rights, and is connected to figures such as Sir Robert Peel, whose principles of policing are explored in the museum.
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- Recorded date
- 1769-70
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