Although a lawyer, he became disillusioned with law after hearing the lectures of William Blackstone, whom he thought ignored the social consequences of law. A leading proponent of the classical school of criminology, he advocated the use of a new type of prison which he called the "panopticon." His legal and social theory can be found in such works as Introduction to the Principles of Morals and 
Although a lawyer, he became disillusioned with law after hearing the lectures of William Blackstone, whom he thought ignored the social consequences of law. A leading proponent of the classical school of criminology, he advocated the use of a new type of prison which he called the "panopticon." His legal and social theory can be found in such works as Introduction to the Principles of Morals and Legislation. _FOR TEN POINTS_—name this man whose followers included David Ricardo and John Stuart Mill, the founder of Utilitarianism.
Although a lawyer, he became disillusioned with law after hearing the lectures of William Blackstone, whom he thought ignored the social consequences of law.
Jeremy {Bentham}