Nicholas Robert John Salusbury-Hughes Appellant Against HM Advocate

JurisdictionScotland
Neutral Citation1987 SCCR 38
Year1987
Date1987
CourtUnspecified Court (Scotland)
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4 cases
  • Campbell (Thomas) v HM Advocate
    • United Kingdom
    • High Court of Justiciary
    • 10 February 1998
    ...[1981] Crim LR 783 R v Shields and PatrickUNK [1977] Crim LR 281 Reilly v HM AdvocateUNK 1986 SCCR 417 Salusbury-Hughes v HM AdvocateUNK 1987 SCCR 38 Simpson v HM AdvocateSC 1952 JC 1 Slater v HM Advocate 1928 JC 94 Smith v LeesSC 1997 JC 73 Textbooks etc referred to: Renton and Brown, Crim......
  • Elliott v Hm Advocate
    • United Kingdom
    • High Court of Justiciary
    • 24 March 1995
    ...and appeal refused. Church v HM Advocate 1995 SLT 604 overruled;Cameron v HM AdvocateSC1991 JC 251;Salusbury-Hughes v HM AdvocateUNK 1987 SCCR 38applied. Opinion that, in any event, the proposed evidence could not support a plea of diminished responsibility. Observed per the Lord Justice-Cl......
  • Malcolm John Webster V. Her Majesty's Advocate
    • United Kingdom
    • High Court of Justiciary
    • 13 December 2013
    ...which the trial judge had reached could not be reconciled with the application of the correct test. In Salisbury-Hughes v HM Advocate 1987 SCCR 38, the court had applied a stringent test to the reception of fresh evidence in an appeal. The test for its admission current at that time was to ......
  • Elliot v HM Advocate
    • United Kingdom
    • High Court
    • 24 March 1995
    ...the court in Church had been disagreeing with the law as laid down in a number of cases including Salusbury-Hughes v HM AdvocateUNK (1987 SCCR 38). In those circumstances, with all respect to the judges who had sat inChurch, his Lordship was of the opinion that the case should have been rem......

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