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(1) Having regard to the presumption of innocence in art 6(2) a of the European Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms 1950 (as set out in Sch 1 to the Human Rights Act 1998) and the...
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A man was a ssaulted and fell to the ground hitting his head. He was taken to hospital where police officers a ttended with a view to investigating the a ssault. They a rrested him there on the ground of an a...
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The defendant stabbed a young woman, who was to his knowledge pregnant with his child. No injury to the foetus was detected and the defendant pleaded guilty to a charge of wounding the woman with intent to cause her...
The fact that the death of the child is caused solely in consequence of injury to the mother rather than as a consequence of injury to the foetus does not negative any liability for murder and manslaughter provided that the jury are satisfied that causation is proved.
In May 1990 the respondent stabbed his girlfriend, who was to his knowledge pregnant with his child. No injury to the foetus was detected and the respondent pleaded guilty to a charge of wounding his girlfriend with...
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