R v Calocane (2024) EWCA Crim 490: Difference between revisions

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Undue lenience Calocane fatally stabbed two teenagers, then just over an hour later fatally stabbed a man, stole his van, and deliberately drove into three people on two separate occasions causing serious injuries. The prosecution accepted his diminished responsibility pleas in relation to the murder charges, and the Attorney General argued that a restricted hospital order was unduly lenient.

Essex

This case has been summarised on page 32 of 39 Essex Chambers, 'Mental Capacity Report' (issue 141, June 2024).

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Full judgment: BAILII

Subject(s):

Sentence appeal cases🔍

Date: 14/5/24🔍

Court: Court of Appeal (Criminal Division)🔍

Judge(s):

Carr🔍
Edis🔍
Garnham🔍

Parties:

Valdo Calocane🔍

Citation number(s):

[2024] EWCA Crim 490^B

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Published: 7/10/24 11:04

Cached: 2025-06-13 12:53:32

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-|Summary=Calocane fatally stabbed two teenagers. then just over an hour later fatally stabbed a man, stole his van, and deliberately drove into three people on two separate occasions causing serious injuries. The prosecution accepted his diminished responsiblity pleas in relation to the murder charges, and the Attorney General argued that a restricted hospital order was unduly lenient.
+|Summary=Calocane fatally stabbed two teenagers, then just over an hour later fatally stabbed a man, stole his van, and deliberately drove into three people on two separate occasions causing serious injuries. The prosecution accepted his diminished responsibility pleas in relation to the murder charges, and the Attorney General argued that a restricted hospital order was unduly lenient.
 |Detail===See also==
 The case is mentioned in [[39 Essex Chambers, 'Mental Capacity Report' (issue 143, September 2024)]] on page 44 under the heading "Valdo Calocane – the CQC, the MHA 1983 and the MCA 2005".