The Shadow of the Noose with Robin Herne

The Shadow of the Noose with Robin Herne

Is the death penalty a just response to crime - or a flawed relic of the past? This thought-provoking lecture examines the arguments for and against capital punishment through sociological, psychological, and criminological lenses. Explore what drives criminal behaviour and whether execution truly deters it, while tackling the age-old question: are criminals born or made? 

Bio 

Robin Herne is Course Leader for Sociology at the University and Professional Development Centre, as well as a storyteller, poet, artist, and broadcaster. Robin has published poetry, fiction, and academic work, and is a founding member of Clan Ogma and the Ipswich Pagan Council. He was also honoured as the first Chief Bard of the Fens. His lectures blend scholarship with creativity, bringing history and belief systems vividly to life.