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Bagpuss Posted May 19, 2007
Shouldn't we have a jury composed of normal, unbiased members of the public who had to rush their Chinese food because of the delay at the previous pub?
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Thaumos Posted May 19, 2007
Actually the vast majority of it is not really made up; just substitue lease for tea, the case names are good, its the Law of Property Act 1925 rather than the Law of Proper Tea Act 1925 and you are away. Guess what I was revising this morning...
I'm on to Criminal now, so I suppose we could have a jury for the next one lol. Maybe I should set up a h2g2 court somewhere...
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Thaumos Posted May 20, 2007
I didn't know google could do that, cool eh. I have to use these ridiculously expensive books/legal search engines to get the full text and so on.
In a catalogue of interest I've just got past White, which is a great example of the doctrine 'when you're number is up...'. Son puts cyanide in mum's wine, but she only manages to take a sip because she then dies of a completely unrelated heart attack. Poor woman eh...
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Clive the flying ostrich: Amateur Polymath | Chief Heretic. Posted May 20, 2007
so let me guess he didn't commit murder - because although he carried out the premeditated act and had the intention to kill her - even so her death was not a result of either of these coincidental events so he was, in fact not guilty of causing her death.
Correct?
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Bagpuss Posted May 20, 2007
It's not difficult to Google: http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&q=%22Lace+v+Chandler%22&btnG=Google+Search&meta=
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Thaumos Posted May 20, 2007
No murder, because he didnt kill her, but he gets done for attempted murder, which incidently carries the same maximum sentance. Just makes me laugh when I think of the mother at the (strictly non-denominational and most metaphorical) pearly gates asking exactly why x (where x can be God, god, gods, devil, demons, nothingness, not sure, a man sneezing) wanted her dead so bad.
Sorry to have misled you Bagpuss, it was more that I didn't realise that you could access the full text of the cases, but I guess you can be lucky with google
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Thaumos Posted May 21, 2007
Well... he did try and poision his own mother...
I mean ex-girfriend, boss, evil warlord, self; I could have had more sympathy
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