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  1. Drunk train driver sentenced

  2. Explosives

    … an objective test rather than the mens rea for intent or recklessness This applies to non-terrorist offending. … an objective test rather than the mens rea for intent or recklessness This applies to non-terrorist offending. …

  3. Man pleads guilty to riot following Tamworth disorder

  4. Police constable and friend convicted of motor insurance corruption

  5. Jail for killer driver who fled crash scene

  6. Strangulation and suffocation

  7. Driver jailed for fatal high-speed crash

  8. Misconduct in Public Office

    … General’s Reference No 3 of 2003 [2004] EWCA Crim 868 . Recklessness in this context means subjective recklessness i.e., the suspect was aware of a risk and in the … General’s Reference No 3 of 2003 [2004] EWCA Crim 868 . Recklessness in this context means subjective recklessness …

  9. Protests - Potential offences during protests, demonstrations, or campaigns - Annex A

    … abortion services, if done with the requisite intent or recklessness. The statute does not provide a defence to those … include the overt act, from which the requisite intent or recklessness can be inferred. Reasonable or lawful excuse or … disruption element includes the mens rea of intent / recklessness. There is no definition of “attach”, so it could …

  10. Blackburn man jailed for one punch manslaughter

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