Early American Crime

I was recently interviewed by Leonard Sipes about “Early American Crime in the Media” for D.C. Public Safety Radio, which presents audio programs on crime, criminal offenders, and the criminal justice system.

The program lasts a half hour and covers the criminal justice system in colonial America, how crime was covered in early American newspapers, and the politicization of crime in the eighteenth century.

Listen to the interview by clicking here or by going to the D.C. Public Safety Radio site.

D.C. Public Safety Radio is sponsored by The Court Services and Offender Supervision Agency, a federal executive branch entity providing parole, probation and reentry services to Washington D.C.