Busted

# Busted

## Introduction
- Overview of the Book's Theme
  - Famous and Infamous Arrests Throughout History
  - The Cultural Impact of Mug Shots
  - The Timelessness of Criminal Portraits

## Part I: The Evolution of Crime and Punishment (1860s–1920s)
- Early Crimes and Arrests
  - Lizzie Borden: Double Murder Allegations
  - Al Capone: Tax Evasion and Organized Crime
  - Frank Sinatra: Morals Charges and Early Scandals
- Social Context of the Era
  - The Role of Law Enforcement in Society
  - Public Perception of Crime and Justice

## Part II: The Rise of Celebrity Culture (1930s–1960s)
- Notable Arrests of the Mid-20th Century
  - Malcolm X: Burglary Charges and Transformation
  - Lenny Bruce: Obscenity Trials and Free Speech
  - Bugsy Siegel: Gambling, Bootlegging, and Mob Ties
- The Intersection of Fame and Legal Troubles
  - Media Coverage of Celebrity Arrests
  - Public Fascination with Fallen Icons

## Part III: The Age of Counterculture and Rebellion (1970s–1990s)
- Iconic Arrests from the Counterculture Movement
  - Jim Morrison: Indecent Exposure and Drugs
  - Tupac Shakur: Sexual Assault and Legal Battles
  - Roger Clinton: Drug Dealing and Family Scandals
- Changing Attitudes Toward Crime
  - The Influence of Music, Film, and Art on Perceptions of Justice
  - The Legal System’s Response to Countercultural Movements

## Part IV: The Modern Era of Celebrity Obsession (2000s–Present)
- Contemporary Arrests and Media Frenzy
  - Lindsay Lohan: DUIs and Repeated Legal Issues
  - Roman Polanski: Unlawful Sexual Intercourse Case
  - Bernie Madoff: Financial Fraud and Corporate Crimes
- The Role of Social Media in Amplifying Mug Shots
  - Viral Arrest Photos and Their Impact
  - The Commodification of Shame and Redemption

## Part V: A Gallery of Mug Shots
- Visual Documentation of Arrests
  - Over 500 Mug Shots Spanning 150 Years
  - Captions Detailing Circumstances of Arrest
  - Stories Behind the Headlines
- Themes in Mug Shot Photography
  - Humiliation, Vulnerability, and Smugness
  - The Universality of Human Flaws Across Classes

## Part VI: Reflections on Society and Justice
- Lessons Learned from Historical Arrests
  - Patterns in Crime and Punishment
  - The Impact of Race, Gender, and Class on Legal Outcomes
- Broader Implications for Modern Society
  - The Relationship Between Fame and Accountability
  - The Ethics of Publicizing Mug Shots

## Conclusion
- Final Thoughts on the Legacy of Arrests
  - Why We Are Drawn to Stories of Crime
  - The Enduring Power of Mug Shots as Historical Artifacts