1797
LibelVerdicthomicideArrestmentAlimentTrialThomas Muir, soldier in the 65th Regiment of Foot and defender, argued that he could not be convicted of culpable homicide if indicted only for murder. Based on the single document cataloged for this case.AI-generated
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- Thomas Muir v. His Majesty's Advocate — Information, 16 Nov 1797November 16, 1797 Information of Thomas Muir, Soldier in his Majesty's 65th Regiment of Foot, arguing that he cannot be convicted of culpable homicide if indicted only for murder
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People involved
- Andrew Cochrane — Party
- Dr. Thomas Glen — Party
- Walter Campbell — Party
- John Blair Hyndman, of Lunderstown — Party
- Colonel John Walkinshaw Crawfurd, of Crawfurdland — Party
