R v Joseph Jackson
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Judgment Date | 01 January 1822 |
| Date | 01 January 1822 |
| Court | High Court of Chancery |
English Reports Citation: 168 E.R. 911
LINCOLN'S INN
Rex
and
Joseph Jackson
Followed, R. v. Clarke, 1854, 6 Cox C. C. 412. Considered, R. v Dee, 1884, 15 Cox C. C. 579. Referred to, R. v. Williams, 1838, 8 C & P 286, R v. Young, 1878, 38 L. T. 540.
[487] 1822. rex v. joseph jackson (Havmg carnal knowledge of a married woman under circumstances which induce her to suppose it is her husband. Held, by a majority of the judges, not to amount to a rape.) [Followed, R. v. Clarke, 1854, 6 Cox G. C. 412. Considered, R. v Dee, 1884, 15 Cox C. C. 579. Referred to, R. v...
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3 cases
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R v Dee
...Cas. Res. Before MAY, C.J., PALLES, C.B., LAWSON, O'BRIEN, ANDREWS, and MURPHY, JJ. THE QUEEN and DEE R. v. JacksonENR Russ. & Ry. 487. R. v. SaundersENR 8 C. & P. 265. R. v. Williams Ibid. 286. R. v. StauntonENR 1 Car, & K. 415. R. v. CamplinENR 1 Den. C. C. 89. R. v. Ryan 2 Cox, C. C. 115......
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R v Linekar
... ... 27 In the 19th century, English judges got themselves into somewhat of a tangle in impersonation cases. In the case of Jackson [1822] Russell and Ryan 487 , a court of 12 judges decided by 8 to 4 that carnal knowledge of a woman whilst she was under the belief that the man ... ...
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R v Fanny Chard
...the judges in Trinity term, 1822, when it appeared thai hank post bills were not in use umtil two years after the statute 2 Geo. II. c. 25168 E.R. 911 LINCOLN'S Fanny Chard [4881 1822. rex v. fanny char.i). (In an indictment for larceny, if the thing stolen be described as a bank post bill,......
1 books & journal articles
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Informed Consent and the Transmission of Sexual Disease: Dadson Revivified
...from the complainant. Surely . . . it was consent tothe examination by A . . . in the presence of a doctor, not a mere medical34 (1922) Russ and Ry 487.35 (1957) 98 CLR 249.36 (1967) 3 CCC 294. See, generally, P. Alldridge, ‘Sex, Lies and the Criminal Law’(1993) 44 NILQ 250.The Journal of C......