C. R. Hewitt

Cecil Rolph ("Bill") Hewitt (1901–1994) was a police officer, journalist, editor, and writer. He served with the

As C.H. Rolph he was a founding member of the Homosexual Law Reform Society, of which he served as Chairman in the 1960s.

He was on the editorial staff of the

• Women of the Streets : A Sociological Study of the Common Prostitute (
  Secker & Warburg, 1955). Edited by C. H. Rolph for and on behalf of the British Social Biology Council
• Personal Identity (Michael Joseph, 1957)
• Mental Disorder : A brief examination of the Report of the Royal Commission on the Law relating to Mental Illness and Mental Deficiency, 1954-1957 (
  National Association for Mental Health
  , 1958)
• Before the Beak (Newman Neame Take Home Books, London, 1958)
• The Trial of Lady Chatterley : Regina v. Penguin Books Limited (Penguin Books, 1961). The transcript of the trial.R v Penguin Books Ltd
• Hanged by the Neck: An Exposure of Capital Punishment in England with Arthur Koestler (Penguin Books, 1961)
• Common Sense About Crime and Punishment (Victor Gollancz (London) and Macmillan (United States), 1961)
• Does Pornography Matter? (
  ISBN 0-8369-2651-X
  ) (Edited by C. H. Rolph)
• The Police and the Public (Heinemann, 1962)
• All Those in Favour? : An Account of the High Court Action Against the Electrical Trades' Union and its Officers for Ballot-Rigging in the Election of Union Officials (Andre Deutsch, 1962). Prepared from the official court transcript.
• Law and the Common Man (Charles C. Thomas, United States, 1967)
• Books in the Dock (HarperCollins, 1969,
  ISBN 0-233-95901-7
  )
• Kingsley: The Life, Letters and Diaries of
  ISBN 0-575-01636-1
  )
• ISBN 0-233-96375-8
  )
• Living Twice : An Autobiography (Littlehampton Book Services, 1974,
  ISBN 0-575-01750-3
  )
• Mr. Prone : A Week in the Life of an Ignorant Man (Oxford University Press, 1977,
  ISBN 0-19-212966-X
  )
• The Queen's Pardon (Cassell, London, 1978. Some sources say Littlehampton Book Services, 1978,
  ISBN 0-304-30030-6
  is the first edition)
• The Police (Wayland, Hove, 1980)
• London Particulars (Oxford University Press, 1980,
  ISBN 0-19-211755-6
  ) First of a two-part memoir of his life covers his boyhood prior to World War I.
• Further Particulars (Oxford University Press, 1987,
  ISBN 0-19-211790-4
  ). Second of a two-part memoir as a City of London Chief Inspector of Police and as a journalist, broadcaster and social activist.
• Letters to Both Women (Bishop Wilton, 1990,
  ISBN 0-947828-10-9
  ) A collection of letters C H Rolph written to two women between 1938 and 1988 on many subjects.