LAWS 2302 Chapter Notes - Chapter 6.1: Mens Rea, Gloucestershire Regiment, Criminal Negligence
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R v jordan: the appellant, together with three other men, were charged with the murder o a man named. Beaumont as the result of a disturbance which arose in a caf in hull: beaumont was stabbed with a knife. Some people however, are intolerant to terramycin, and beaumont was one of those people. For these reasons, the court came to the conclusion that the appeal must be allowed and the conviction set aside: conviction quashed. R v smith: the appellant was convicted by a general court-martial of the murder of pte. William creed and was sentenced to imprisonment for life: the appellant was a private soldier. A fight developed in which three men of the gloucestershire. It is the theory of the prosecution that the facts and circumstances attending the death of blanche. Lavin c quebec: the appellant was charged with wilfully obstructing a peace officer in the execution of his duty.
