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Electrician accused of murdering Old Bailey judge's daughter cannot rely on loss of self-control defence, judge rules
An electrician accused of murdering the daughter of an Old Bailey judge cannot use the loss of self-control defense, as ruled by a judge. The case involves a legal challenge to the applicability of this defense in the murder charge.
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