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A MUM lost her unborn baby and a two-year-old has been left with life-changing injuries after a four-car crash. Police are appealing for witnesses following the horror smash in Somerset last month. A blue Ford Fiesta, a blue Peugeot 307, a yellow Seat Ibiza and a green Volkswagen Polo crashed at about 5.15pm on March 28. The smash happened on a country road between two villages - Somerton and Kingsdon. It is not known if the child who suffered serious injuries is related to the mum who lost her baby. An Avon and Somerset Police spokesman said: "A woman in her 30s sadly lost her unborn child following the incident. MOST READ IN NEWS'full of paedos' Children 'targeted by online predators' while playing Fortnite online 'NO EVIDENCE' Cops rubbish Olly Murs' shooting cover-up claims - but Lily Allen backs him COP SHOOTING 'Armed' man shot dead by police at petrol station in East London BAD BLOOD Russian football ultras vow to 'unleash hell' on England fans at World Cup SEX SHAME HORROR … [Read more...] about Pregnant mum loses her unborn baby after four-car Somerset crash also leaves two-year-old with life-changing injuries

A FUGITIVE who is the double of EastEnders actor Dean Gaffney is wanted by police after failing to turn up for his trial. Tony Owens, 37, is accused of causing the death of a pensioner in a crash on the M42 motorway. A judge issued an arrest warrant after he failed to appear for the start of his trial at Warwick crown court earlier this month. Police put out a Facebook appeal with a mugshot of Owens to help find him. The post has had hundreds of shares by users who remarked on his likeness to Albert Square road sweeper Robbie Jackson. Owens was arrested in August 2017 after handing himself in at a police station in Birmingham. He was suspected of being at the wheel of a Peugeot 307 involved in a crash with a Vauxhall Agila near Tamworth services. Ex-soldier Raymond Goode, 84, died at the scene and his hairdresser wife Jane, 74, was seriously injured. The Coventry pensioners had retired to Spain in 2005 and were back for a visit. ARREST WARRANT Owens was charged last March with … [Read more...] about Dean Gaffney lookalike on the run after ‘causing death of OAP, 84, by dangerous driving’ in M42 crash

By: ashok kini 2019-01-04 12:22:57.0 “We are of the opinion that the High Court has committed a grave error in quashing the criminal proceedings for the offences under Sections 307, 294 read with Section 34 of the IPC solely on the ground that the original Complainant and the accused have settled the dispute. “ The Supreme Court has observed that under Section 307 of the IPC (Attempt to Murder) cannot be quashed, even when there is any settlement between the complainant and the accused, as it is a non-compoundable offence. In State of Madhya Pradesh v. Kalyan Singh, the bench comprising Justice DY Chandrachud and Justice MR Shah were considering appeal filed by the state against the High Court order quashing criminal proceedings pending against the present accused under Sections 307, 294 read Section 34 of the IPC. Taking note of the criminal background of the accused, the bench said: "Looking to the serious allegations against the accused, we are of the opinion … [Read more...] about Offence Under Sec. 307 IPC Can’t Be Quashed On The Basis Of Settlement Between Parties: SC [Read Judgment]

Justice Kurian Joseph opened the judgment in Sunil Damodar Gaikwad [2014] by witting – “Death and if not life, death or life, life and if not death, is the swinging progression of the criminal jurisprudence in India as far as capital punishment is concerned.” Our statute books though resistantly, provide death for social, political and economic crimes. Interestingly, two diametrically opposite views have been witnessed recently in this context. The 262nd Law Commission of India Report recommended abolition of death penalty save in certain cases, while on the contrary a 3 judge bench of the Supreme Court in Vikram Singh [CA No. 824/2013] approved constitutional validity of capital punishment under Sec. 364A of the Indian Penal Code (IPC).There are 511 sections in IPC, 54 of which project Life Imprisonment as a sentence, 11 overlapping amongst these prescribe death as the maximum punishment and only 6 in this bracket are non-homicidal in nature. It is here where the … [Read more...] about The Lethal Trojan in Indian Penal Code; Sec 307-Part-II

California has been burned by a “scorched-earth” approach to litigation over pay policies for inmates who work for private employers on prison grounds.A California appeals court affirmed an award of $307,000 in attorney fees, in addition to nearly $1.5 million already awarded, for litigation over the state’s failure to comply with a stipulated injunction regarding a prison ballot measure, the Recorder reports.“The state ignores that its own conduct has extended the litigation and substantially increased awardable fees,” the court wrote in its opinion (PDF). “As the [trial] court explained, ‘the state has in the history of this case, taken a scorched-earth, drag-your-feet … approach to the litigation where it has fought tooth and nail to avoid doing what it voluntarily agreed to do.’ “The plaintiff had sued for the state’s failure to carry out Proposition 139, which required California to compel employers who hired … [Read more...] about $307 K Fee Is Price of Foot-Dragging