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A display of objects showing used to detain civilians and how they change over time; ranging from chains to handcuffs.

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Types of punishment over time including corporal in the Tudor times for crimes such as political or religious offences going all the way to 2025 where the concept of rehabilitation is much more institutionalised which can include community service 

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In early Britain the verdicts would often depend on the defendants status and favorability while now it is 

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Specifically in women's prisons, treatment of prisoners has changed significantly over time to cater to the modernisation of our society. These exhibitions can include the work of Elizabeth Frye who visited London's Newgate prison in 1814 and began to pioneer reform after seeing the terrible conditions e.g. influence on the 1823 goals Act

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This museum has had multiple exhibitions displaying the history of crime and punishment as a result. I think this would fit my planned exhibition as it also apart of it used to be a prison, this would immediately set the mood and setting

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I think the fact that the National justice museum has a mock court will greatly help when doing scenes of trials that took place in the past and how the justice system has significantly changed over time

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This layout is quite basic at first which can draw customers to the pictures an read the information tabs next to learn about the history of crime and punishment

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As people walk further into the museum more aspects of physical objects come into play after they have began to inform themselves using the information on the walls.

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I think there should be a timeline aspect of my exhibition so people get a feel for the development over time and really how long it took to become what it is today

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These colours can set the scene of formality as people read about the injustices which have taken place previously. It is important to immediately set the tone and not give out a bad message.

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The audience for this exhibit would be quite versatile as it would attract young people interested in crime and older people who have maybe heard of these themes before. I think it would be best to try and cater to most audiences but maybe not as much for young children 

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I think it would be interesting to incorporate individual stories of people from the past using actors to pose as them and share their experience and story about the legal system and their own treatment 

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I think there should be actors consistently re-enacting what people in prisons would be acting and really put it into perspective 