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- R v Richards (1973) was an English appellate decision that held that an inciter or encourager to any type of assault or battery cannot be convicted of a more serious offence than the principal inflicted even if they had asked for a more serious assault nor related to the type of harm in question be, in contrast to the encouraged principals, attributed specific intent. (en)
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- [1974] QB 776; [1973] 3 WLR 888; [1973] 3 All ER 1088; 58 Cr App R 60 (en)
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- The Crown against or and Isabella Christina Richards (en)
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- James L.J., Kilner Brown J., Boreham J. (en)
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- (en)
- inchoate offences (en)
- incitement, counselling and procuring, aiding and abetting, encouraging (en)
- can charge/offence for schemed attack outweigh that for substantive culprits (en)
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- Per curiam : after an attack has occurred: an inciter of a single violent assault cannot be convicted of requesting an attack to be worse than was inflicted and thus for which the attackers themselves were convicted (en)
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- Conviction at Bournement Crown Court in May 1973 (en)
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- R v Richards (1973) was an English appellate decision that held that an inciter or encourager to any type of assault or battery cannot be convicted of a more serious offence than the principal inflicted even if they had asked for a more serious assault nor related to the type of harm in question be, in contrast to the encouraged principals, attributed specific intent. (en)
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- R v Richards (Isabelle) (en)
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