Toby Seddon Knihy

The definitive, in-depth exploration of the creation and legacy of the classic Withnail & I, featuring interviews, essays, and fascinating never-before-seen archive material.

Exploring the intricate relationship between drugs and freedom over the past two centuries, this book challenges the conventional perceptions surrounding the 'drug question.' It delves into the diverse historical developments that have shaped societal views on drugs, revealing the complexities and nuances that disrupt the notion of a straightforward narrative. Through this examination, it offers a thought-provoking perspective on how drugs have influenced and been influenced by concepts of liberty and societal norms.

Focusing on the interplay between regulatory theory and criminal justice, this book offers a critical examination that bridges various disciplines. It delves into how regulatory frameworks influence criminal justice practices and scholarship, providing insights into their complex relationships. Through this exploration, the text aims to enhance understanding of both fields and their implications for society.

The book examines the governance of prisoners with mental health issues in England and Wales over the past twenty-five years. Through primary research, the author employs a unique blend of analytical methods to offer a fresh perspective on socio-historical research in this context.