Wilfred Ong Introduction The offence of attempt is part of a larger category of crimes collectively called the inchoate offences, which also include the offences of encouraging and assisting; and conspiracy. It seems to me that the time has come for the law to recognise an altogether separate inchoate offence of endangerment. This is because attempts are failed attacks, [1] and attacks and endangerments are fundamentally distinct wrongs eliciting different moral responses. [

by Nickolaus Ng Introduction   According to NHS statistics, the prognosis for transplant patients in the UK is generally favourable. NHS data demonstrates positive outcomes for organ transplantation. After one year, survival rates are high: 83% for heart transplants, 94% for liver transplants, 99% for living donor kidney transplants, and 95% for cadaveric kidney transplants. [1]   The statistics indicate favourable outcomes even after five years, with survival rates reaching

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