R v Golds [2016] UKSC 61

from UK Law Weekly · host Marcus Cleaver

This criminal law case revolved around the interpretation of the phrase 'substantially impaired' in the context of a murder case and the purported diminished responsibility of the defendant. The underlying issue goes much deeper however and addresses the role of judges and juries in trials. Music from bensound.com

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