PREMIERE! Monday, November 16 @ 8pm  
The consequential story of criminal justice in America as it has never before been told - from the colonial era to today. This series explores arguments Americans have had over the meaning of justice for more than 250 years.

• November 16 – A House of Repentance (Beginnings to 1880)
  Some colonists argue that public punishments make “bad men worse” and look for an alternative.
• November 17 – The Criminal Type (1880-1929)
  Progressive reformers try to make the justice system more fair.
• November 18 – Public Enemies (1929-1969)
  The exploits of outlaws fill the headlines and the FBI promise to wage a war on crime.
• November 19 – Tough on Crime (1970-Onward)
  Violent crime is on the rise and Americans rally behind politicians who promote harsher laws and punishments.