The Journal of Criminal Law - Volume 62, Number 5

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Case report
Restricted accessCase reportFirst published October, 1998pp. 389-390
Crown Court
Case report
Restricted accessCase reportFirst published October, 1998pp. 391-426
Divisional Court
Case report
Restricted accessCase reportFirst published October, 1998pp. 427-448
Court of Appeal
J A Coutts
Case report
Restricted accessCase reportFirst published October, 1998pp. 449-450
Courts-Martial Appeal Court
JA Coutts
Case report
Restricted accessCase reportFirst published October, 1998pp. 451-457
House of Lords
JA Coutts
Case report
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Judicial Committee of the Privy Council
JA Coutts
Research article
Restricted accessResearch articleFirst published October, 1998pp. 461-467
Causation in Criminal Law: A New Look at Jordan,Smith,Blaue and Cheshire
Solomon E Salako
Abstract
This article re-evaluates cases decided on legal causation in criminal law since Holland (1841) taking cognisance of advances in medical science, good medical practice and judicial attitudes. It is argued that Re T (1992) and Bland (1993) and cases sequel to them cast serious doubts on (and indeed compel a restatement of) the principles of legal attribution relating to intervening events and refusal of medical treatment.
Research article
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Attorney General's References Revisited
Ralph Henham
Research article
Restricted accessResearch articleFirst published October, 1998pp. 483-509
Communication,Conviction,Conspiracy,Community (Part 1)
Barbara Ann Hocking

Volume 62, Issue 5, October 1998