Crime & Justice
4,490 sourced entries filed under crime & justice, split by century. Each century below opens the full list for that stretch of time.
By century
- Crime & Justice in the 5th century BC — 24 entries
- Crime & Justice in the 4th century BC — 33 entries
- Crime & Justice in the 3rd century BC — 26 entries
- Crime & Justice in the 2nd century BC — 34 entries
- Crime & Justice in the 1st century BC — 28 entries
- Crime & Justice in the 1st century — 24 entries
- Crime & Justice in the 2nd century — 18 entries
- Crime & Justice in the 3rd century — 24 entries
- Crime & Justice in the 4th century — 13 entries
- Crime & Justice in the 5th century — 26 entries
- Crime & Justice in the 6th century — 27 entries
- Crime & Justice in the 7th century — 23 entries
- Crime & Justice in the 8th century — 19 entries
- Crime & Justice in the 9th century — 19 entries
- Crime & Justice in the 10th century — 23 entries
- Crime & Justice in the 11th century — 21 entries
- Crime & Justice in the 12th century — 40 entries
- Crime & Justice in the 13th century — 38 entries
- Crime & Justice in the 14th century — 120 entries
- Crime & Justice in the 15th century — 82 entries
- Crime & Justice in the 16th century — 187 entries
- Crime & Justice in the 17th century — 317 entries
- Crime & Justice in the 18th century — 500 entries
- Crime & Justice in the 19th century — 916 entries
- Crime & Justice in the 20th century — 1,513 entries
- Crime & Justice in the 21st century — 395 entries
A line from each of the last few centuries
- 1564A map of Sweden, attributed to Ambrosius Thoms, was completed this year. It is presumed to have been created to aid in a coup-d’etat to liberate John III (half-brother of King Erik XIV, who would become the next King of Sweden in 1569) from Gripsholm Castle. John was imprisoned there in 1563 for treason, along with his new wife, on account of their marriage, because she was the younger sister of Poland's King Sigismund II Augustus, with whom King Erik XIV was at war.Swedensource
- 1658Thet Swenska Språketz Klagemål by Skogekär BergboSwedensource
- 1762January – the "Cock Lane ghost" appears in London.United Kingdomsource
- 1859Robertson's "Golden Shred" marmalade first produced, in Paisley.Scotlandsource
- 195921 September – Nantou shooting in Nantou County.Taiwansource
- 2013April 13 – Venezuelan presidential election: Nicolás Maduro is declared winner with a narrow victory over his opponent Henrique Capriles Radonski. Protests continue to October.source