Cheeseman, Not guilty as policemen not passengers, Berriman, Not entitled to lookout as not relaying or repairing, Whiteley v Chappell, Not guilty as did not impersonate a person 'entitled' to vote, Fisher v Bell, Not guilty as displaying a knife in a shop window is not an offer for sale, Allen, Was guilty of bigamy as marriage also means to go through the ceremony, Sigsworth, Not allowed to inherit as he killed his Mum so it was repugnant to allow him to profit, R v Z, Real IRA were a 'proscribed organisation', Smith v Hughes, Prostitutes were classed as being on the street as they were still harassing people on the street, RCN v DHSS, Nurses were registered medical practitioners as they could still carry out safe abortions, Salford Mags v Hookway, Detention clock did not stop when suspect bailed.

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