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Catalogue reference: HO 144/111/A23998
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This file was originally catalogued under more than one subject heading. These headings and details of this file, are as follows:
LUNACY: Evasion of criminal law by commitment by relatives to an Asylum and later released on their order;
MAGISTRATES - See also: SUMMARY JURISDICTION; for METROPOLITAN POLICE COURT MAGISTRATES see POLICE COURTS (METROPOLITAN): Complaint against Magistrates refusing to issue Warrants in outrage case;
PROSECUTIONS: Removal of case from County to Bow Street owing to local feeling and unsuitability of jurymen;
CRIMINAL: HARRIS, John M.J.; COURT: Central Criminal Court; OFFENCE: Causing Bodily Harm; SENTENCE: Criminal Lunatic;
CRIMINAL: HARRIS, Thomas; COURT: Central Criminal Court; OFFENCE: Causing Bodily Harm; SENTENCE: 4 months Hard Labour
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- Mental illness
- Policing
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