McKenzie v Whyte
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Year | 1864 |
| Date | 1864 |
| Court | Unspecified Court |
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14 cases
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P (ap) Against The Scottish Ministers
...I now explain the nature of the offence of lewd, indecent and libidinous practices in Scots law. [33] Since the case of McKenzie v Whyte (1864) 4 Irv 570 the offence of lewd, indecent and libidinous practices has been classified as a crime against an individual victim. In Webster v Dominick......
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Webster v Dominick
...642 Lockwood v WalkerSC 1910 SC (J) 3; (1909) 6 Adam 124; (1909) 2 SLT 400 McGowan v LangmuirSC 1931 JC 10; 1931 SLT 94 McKenzie v Whyte (1864) 4 Irv 570 McLaughlan v BoydSC 1934 JC 19; 1933 SLT 629 Manderson v R 1909 TS 1140 Paterson v LeesSCUNK 1999 JC 159; 1999 SCCR 231 Phillips v Police......
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George Clark+james Smith+liam Fagan V. Her Majesty's Advocate+procurator Fiscal, Airdrie
...did not seek to redefine "shameless indecency", (para [47]). Rather, he restated the law as it existed at the time of McKenzie v Whyte (1864) 4 Irv 570. The law then had persisted for many decades. However, dicta of the Lord Justice General (Clyde) in McLaughlin v Boyd 1934 JC 19 re-directe......
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Procurator Fiscal, Dunoon V. Allan Dominick
...as also the feloniously and publicly exposing the private parts of the body in a shameless and indecent manner." [8]McKenzie v Whyte ((1864) 4 Irv 570) is the first case in which the court considered the definition of the crime of "indecent exposure of the person". Neither counsel discussed......
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