Cases on Criminal Law

accused actual alleged amount appellant applied attempt authority believed called cause charge cheque circumstances committed common law consequence consider conspiracy constitute conviction count course court Court of Criminal crime Criminal Criminal Appeal Crown dangerous death decided decision defence delivered direction doubt driving duty effect evidence existence fact false pretences felony follows fraudulently further give given ground guilty hand harm held indictment insanity intent judge judgment jury justices kill knew knowledge larceny learned LORD manslaughter matter means mind murder nature necessary negligence never obtained offence opinion owner particular passed person police possession present principle prisoner prosecution prosecutor proved question reasonable received referred regard Reserved responsible result rule satisfied sect servant statement statute stealing sufficient taken taking thing took true unlawful verdict wife wrong