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- R v Smith (1831) 5 C & P 107, (1831) 1 Mood 314
- R v Smith (1837) 8 C & P 153
- R v Smith (L) (1837) 8 C & P 173
- R v Smith (1850) 1 Den 510, (1850) T & M 214, (1850) 2 Car & Kir 882, (1850) 19 LJMC 80, (1850) 14 JP 69, (1850) 14 Jur 92, (1850) 4 Cox 42
- R v Smith (1855) Dears 494, (1855) 6 Cox 554, (1855) 19 JP 358
- R v Smith (1855) Dears 559, (1855) 7 Cox 51, (1855) 19 JP 758
- R v Smith (1858) Dears & B 566, (1858) 8 Cox 32, (1858) 22 JP 274
- R v Smith (1865) L & C 607, (1865) 10 Cox 82, (1865) 29 JP 532
- R v Smith (1887) 16 Cox 170
- R v Smith (1901) 65 JP 521
- R v Smith 3 Cr App R 87, 74 JP 54
- R v Smith (Oliver) 6 Cr App R 19, CCA
- R v Smith (Gilbert) 8 Cr App R 72, CCA
- R v Smith (1915) 11 Cr App R 81, CCA
- R v Smith (George Joseph) (1915) 11 Cr App R 229, (1915) 25 Cox 271, (1915) 31 TLR 617, CCA (the "brides in the bath" case)
- R v Smith 17 Cr App R 133
- R v Smith 34 Cr App R 168
- R v Smith (Thomas Joseph), 2 QB 35, 43 Cr App R 121, 2 WLR 623, 2 All ER 193, CCA - chain of causation, homicide
- R v Smith (John) 2 QB 423, 44 Cr App R 55, 2 WLR 164, 1 All ER 256, CCA
- R v Smith, unreported, 23 October 1967
- R v Smith (Joan) 52 Cr App R 224, 1 WLR 636, 2 All ER 115, CA
- R v Smith (M G) 52 Cr App R 648, Crim LR 674, CA
- R v Smith, unreported, 25 November 1971
- R v Smith (Donald) QB 924, 57 Cr App R 737, 3 WLR 88, 2 All ER 1161, Crim LR 516, CA
- R v Smith (John Anthony James), 58 Cr App R 106, CA
- R v Smith (David Raymond) QB 354, 58 Cr App R 320, 2 WLR 20, 1 All ER 632, CA
- R v Smith (Martin) QB 531, 2 WLR 495, 1 All ER 651, CA (Civ Div)
- R v Smith, unreported, 13 February 1975
- R v Smith (Winston) 61 Cr App R 128, Crim LR 472
- R v Smith (Percy) Crim LR 511, DC
- R v Smith (Michael Stuart) 64 Cr App R 116, CA
- R v Smith (Albert) (1976) 64 Cr App R 217, CA
- R v Smith (S I) 69 Cr App R 378, CA
- R v Smith (Joseph Thomas) 1 Cr App R (S) 339, CA
- R v Smith (Arthur) 3 Cr App R (S) 201, CA
- R v Smith (William), (1984) 148 JP 216, (1984) 148 JPN 11, CA
- R v Smith (P A) 8 Cr App R (S) 169, Crim LR 640, CA
- R v Smith (Eric) Crim LR 579, Stafford Crown Ct
- R v Smith (David Thomas) 9 Cr App R (S) 475, CA
- R v Smith (Patrick) 10 Cr App R (S) 271, CA
- R v Smith (1988) 10 Cr App R (S) 434
- R v Smith (J R) Crim LR 900, The Times, 20 June 1989, CA
- R v Smith (P O) 11 Cr App R (S) 55, CA
- R v Smith (T C) 90 Cr App R 413, 1 WLR 1311, 1 All ER 634, 11 Cr App R (S) 555, Crim LR 354, CA
- R v Smith Crim LR 445, CA
- R v Smith (James), 15 Cr App R (S) 407, CA
- R v Smith (W) 1 WLR 1396, 99 Cr App R 233, CA
- R v Smith (B) Crim LR 658, CA
- R v Smith (I) Crim LR 940, CA
- R v Smith (B L) 1 Cr App R (S) 24, CA
- R v Smith (W D) 2 Cr App R 1, Crim LR 329, 2 BCLC 109, CA
- R v Smith (C) Crim LR 893, CA
- R v Smith (C F A) 1 Cr App R 14, CA
- R v Smith (B P) QB 836, 1 Cr App R 390, CA
- R v Smith (Colin John) 2 Cr App R (S) 167, CA
- R v Smith (David James) 2 Cr App R 1, The Times, 19 December 1997, CA
- R v Smith (Morgan) The Times, 29 July 1998, CA
- R v Smith and Doe, 85 Cr App R 197, Crim LR 267, CA
- R v Smith and Jones 1 WLR 672, 3 All ER 54, 63 Cr App R 47, CA
- R v Smith and Smith, 25 Cr App R 119, CCA
- R v Smith and Smith Crim LR 166, CA
- R v Smith and York (1902) L J Newspaper 89, Assizes
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