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Journal of Mental Science, Volume 70 - April 1924

Contents

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Part I.—Original Articles

  • Rex v. George William Iggulden

  • Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    19 February 2018, pp. 282-284

  • This case was tried at the Central Criminal Court on December 6 and 7, before Mr. Justice Avory. It was of interest, inasmuch as the question of the accused's mentality was raised both on arraignment and during the trial.

Medico-Legal Notes

  • Abstract of the Report of the Lord Chancellor's Committee on Insanity and Crime

  • Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    19 February 2018, pp. 96-109
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  • This Committee was constituted in July, 1922, by the Lord Chancellor, The Earl of Birkenhead, “to consider and report upon what changes, if any, are desirable in the existing law, practice and procedure relating to criminal trials in which the plea of insanity as a defence is raised, and whether any and, if so, what changes should be made in the existing law and practice in respect of cases falling within the provisions of Section 2, sub-section (4) of the Criminal Lunatics Act, 1884.”

Clinical Notes and Cases

Medico-Legal Notes

  • Rex v. Cuthbert Charles Cracroft Rice

  • Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    19 February 2018, pp. 109-112

  • This case was tried at the Central Criminal Court on November 20 before Judge Atherley-Jones. The defendant was charged with unlawfully attempting to forge a copy of the London Gazette. He had served as a lieutenant during the war, and on leaving the Army went to Cambridge University. He was convicted of theft in 1922. And he appears to have conceived the idea, partly in connection with this conviction, of forging a copy of an official publication, in order to bestow upon himself titles and awards of which he was not possessed, It was suggested that his object was to deceive his father and mother as to his military position.

Clinical Notes and Cases

Part I.—Original Articles

Part I.—Original Articles

  • The Atkins Report

  • Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    19 February 2018, pp. 284-286

  • [The following letter written by Dr. J. Warnock was rejected by the Daily Mail. An article of similar pungency found a place in the February number of the Fortnightly Review.]

Medico-Legal Notes

Part I.—Original Articles

Occasional Notes

Medico-Legal Notes

Part I.—Original Articles

Part I.—Original Articles

Medico-Legal Notes

Part I.—Original Articles

Part II.—Reviews

Occasional Notes

Part II.—Reviews

Occasional Notes

Part I.—Original Articles

Part II.—Reviews

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