Minor Criminal - The Trial of the Man Who Murdered My Grandmother

Attend this annual Royal Historical Society lecture delivered by Daniel Finkelstein at Gresham College, exploring the deeply personal and historical account of the trial of the man who murdered his grandmother. Examine the intersection of personal tragedy and legal proceedings through Finkelstein's unique perspective as both a journalist and family member affected by this crime. Discover how this case illuminates broader themes of justice, memory, and the impact of violent crime on families and communities. Learn about the historical context surrounding the trial and its significance within the criminal justice system. Gain insights into how personal narratives can shed light on larger societal issues and the complexities of seeking justice for violent crimes. Access this comprehensive examination of a criminal case that combines historical analysis with deeply personal storytelling, offering a unique lens through which to understand both individual tragedy and systemic justice.