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R V ROBERT JAMES JONES (1999)

PUBLISHED October 22, 1999
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In an appeal against conviction for murder on the ground of provocation, it was not possible to conclude that the appellant underwent a sudden loss of self-control and therefore the judge was correct to determine that there was no need for a direction as to that defence. Accordingly the appeal was dismissed.

CA (Crim Div) (Roch LJ, Sullivan J, Jackson J)

22/10/1999

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