R v Caldwell
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Court | Court of Appeal (Criminal Division) |
| Date | 1980 |
| Year | 1980 |
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R v Adomako
...Essentially, the question is that posed in the current edition of Archbold at paragraph 19–97: "has gross negligence manslaughter survived Caldwell and 3We have been referred to a plethora of legal authority going back as far as Bracton and Coke and, at our invitation, as far abroad as the ......
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R v Coles
... ... , he submitted that it was relevant what was, at the material time, the capacity of Lee Coles to foresee the risks which would arise from his setting fire to hay in a barn and that the Judge should depart from the classical direction on recklessness formulated by Lord Diplock in R v Caldwell [1982] AC 341 at 354 ... After hearing full argument Judge Brown gave his ruling: "He asks me to incorporate in my direction to the jury a subjective test as far as limb one of the Caldwell direction is concerned, in other words, to substitute: 'the defendant aged 11 with low ... ...
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R v Merrick
...from the damage, the dismantling, that he intended to carry out. He was thus, argued Mr Lea, outside the definition of recklessness in Caldwell in that he had recognised the risk but had taken steps, thinking them to be and intending them to be, sufficient to eliminate that risk. 27 Mr Lea ......
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