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‘Red mist’ homicide: sexual infidelity and the English law of murder (glossingTitus Andronicus)

“…It decided that whatever the appellant 'may have been suffering from at the time when he killed his wife', he was not likely to have a reoccurrence (his wife being, specifically, dead now, no need for a relapse) and as he was no longer suffering from 'the kind of mental imbalance' that would justify a life sentence, 'justice' demanded that his sentence be reduced to seven years' imprisonment. 116 In Townsend, one of the domestic attempted murder cases that so troubled the Court of Appeal, the 'real question' was whether 'bearing in mind the domestic nature of this offence, as contrasted with, for example, an armed robbery leading to the same result, it is possible to take a rather more merciful view than that taken by the trial judge? '…”