R v Goodwin – trial and appeal. In May 2004 Mark Goodwin was on the sea in Weymouth Bay within the Port of Weymouth riding his Yamaha Waverunner, a type of PWC.

Defendant causing personal injury while riding a jet ski off Weymouth. Prosecution under Merchant Shipping Act 1995, section 58(2)(a).

The Appellant pleaded guilty to a single count of doing an act which caused or was likely to cause serious injury, contrary to section 58(2)(a) of the Merchant ...

The defendant (Goodwin) (G) had bludgeoned the victim to death with a hammer. At trial he pleaded self- defence and in the alternative loss of control, the ...

... Goodwin, was charged that as the master of a vessel he caused injury to another vessel and its rider contrary to section 58 of the Merchant Shipping Act 1995.

Facts: On 19 May 2017, the appellant killed his 75-year-old neighbor and friend, Harry Messenger, claiming self-defense. · Legal Principles: Section 54 of the ...

28 нояб. 2018 г. · The defendant (Goodwin) (G) had bludgeoned the victim to death with a hammer. At trial he pleaded self-defence and in the alternative loss ...

Summary of R. v. Goodwin ... The respondent was acquitted on a breathalyzer offence, after the judge found the arresting officer's refusal to allow him to call ...

The appellant, Mr Goodwin, was riding a Yamaha 'Waverunner' jet ski ('the Waverunner') in Bowleaze. Cove, Weymouth when he collided with another stationary jet ...

Date: 03 September 2009. Bench: Refshauge J. Catchwords: CRIMINAL LAW - indictments - patent and latent duplicity - suggested tests - considerations ...