Offences Collection

Eunice Gayson, the beloved British actress known for her roles in James Bond films and Alfred Hitchcock's "Mrs

Offences Collection: Eunice Gayson, British actress arrives at Hove Court, where she is charged with a minor

Eunice Gayson, British actress arrives at Hove Court, where she is charged with a minor motoring offence, driving with an out of date Road Fund Licence aka Road Tax, Monday 8th November 1965

Eugene Debs
EUGENE VICTOR DEBS American socialist, founder of Industrial Workers of the World, periodically imprisoned for offences displeasing to the Establishment. Date: 1855 - 1926

Offences Collection: WOMENs PRISON 1920S

WOMENs PRISON 1920S
A corner of the French " Borstal" for girls at Fresne, where girls under age who have been convicted for small offences are kept and taught an ordinary school curriculum

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Eunice Gayson, the beloved British actress known for her roles in James Bond films and Alfred Hitchcock's "Mrs. Robinson Crusoe," steps into the courthouse at Hove, accused of a minor offense. A stark contrast to the glamour of the silver screen, Gayson joins the long line of renowned figures who have faced the justice system. As she enters the hallowed halls of Hicks Hall, one cannot help but ponder the intersection of fame and fate. In a different era, Eugene Debs, the renowned labor leader and five-time presidential candidate, also graced these very steps, serving time in a Women's Prison during the 1920s for his activism. The grandeur of the past and the unyielding march of justice collide, reminding us that no matter the fame or fortune, we are all subject to the law.