William Davis
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| Gender | Male |
|---|---|
| Death | 5 years ago |
| Alma mater | Saint Louis University |
| Residence | United States |
| Fields | Medicine |
| Cardiology | |
| Date of birth | March 6,1933 |
| Zodiac sign | Pisces |
| Born | Hanover |
| Germany | |
| Died | Cannes |
| France | |
| Date of died | February 2,2019 |
| Date of Reg. | |
| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 836581 |
The Tall Man
The Messengers
Look Who's Talking
Anything to Survive
Mindstorm
Circumstances Unknown
Singularity Principle
The Dead Zone
Death Among Friends
Abduct
Medium Raw: Night of the Wolf
Robson Arms
The Shortcut
Killing Moon
The Thaw
Saint Sinner
Goose on the Loose
Amazon Falls
Stonados
Dark Storm
Max Rules
The Cradle Will Fall
Snakehead Terror
Damaged Care
Word of Honor
Her Fatal Flaw
Perpetrators of the Crime
Beyond Suspicion
The Package
Broken Saints
100 Days in the Jungle
Murder Most Likely
Becoming Dick
49th & Main
Possession
Behemoth
Damage
Numb
Sisters
Unforgettable
2BR02B: To Be or Naught to Be
Voyage of Terror
The Secret of Hidden Lake
Passengers
The Last Round
When the Vows Break
Focus
Out of Line
Polished
The Proposal
William Davis Life story
William Davis, was a journalist, broadcaster and editor. He was born in Germany but came to Britain in his teens, working for the Financial Times, Evening Standard and Guardian. He broadcast for the BBC and was a pioneering presenter of The Money Programme and The World at One.
Auriol Grey: Huntingdon cyclist killer fails in appeal bid
... But Mr Justice Griffiths, sitting with Lord Justice William Davis and Judge Neil Flewitt, refused to grant permission for Grey to appeal against her sentence, concluding it was " not arguably manifestly excessive"...
Lord Ahmed: Peer's prison sentence cut by appeal court
... Lord Burnett, the Lord Chief Justice; Lord Justice Holroyde and Lord Justice William Davis concluded the original trial judge Mr Justice Lavender " fell into error" when passing sentence...
Jodey Whiting: Court of Appeal grants new benefit death inquest
... Lady Justice Whipple, sitting with Lord Justice Lewis and Lord Justice William Davis, said the public had a " legitimate interest" in knowing whether Ms Whiting s death was connected with the abrupt stopping of her benefits...
Sophie Lancaster murder: Killer Ryan Herbert to be freed from jail
... High Court judge Mr Justice William Davis concluded the tariff could be reduced as he had made " exceptional progress" in prison...
Insulate Britain: Activists leave court to glue themselves to step
... The judge, Lord Justice William Davis, read out a note, which said: " The four of us feel we have to continue our resistance today because we don t want to co-operate with a system which is causing so much death and hardship...
Keon Lincoln: Teens jailed for murdering Keon Lincoln
... Passing sentence, Lord Justice William Davis said Keon s murder had been " carefully planned and executed" using a revolver and a stolen car...
Texas nurse guilty of killing patients by injecting them with air
... William Davis, 37, was convicted of capital murder by a jury on Tuesday and could now face the death penalty...
Two ex-Serco bosses charged with fraud over alleged tagging scandal
... The SFO statement added: This follows the SFO s completion of a deferred prosecution agreement (DPA) with Serco Group subsidiary Serco Geografix Ltd, which was approved by Mr Justice William Davis on 4th July 2019...
Auriol Grey: Huntingdon cyclist killer fails in appeal bid
By Phil ShepkaBBC News, Cambridgeshire
A pedestrian whose actions killed a 77-year-old cyclist when she was angered by her being on the pavement has failed in an appeal against her sentence.
Auriol Grey, 49, shouted an expletive and gestured in an " aggressive way" towards Celia Ward, who fell into The Path of a car in Huntingdon in 2020.
In March, Grey, of Bradbury Place, was after being convicted of manslaughter.
Court of Appeal judges dismissed her application for leave to appeal.
The Two Women passed each other in opposite directions on the pavement of the Cambridgeshire town's ring road, during the afternoon of 20 October.
In CCTV footage, Grey could be heard shouting at Mrs Ward, a retired midwife, to " get off the [expletive] pavement".
Appeal judges said Mrs Ward then " collided" with Grey and fell into The Road , where she was hit by a car.
Her legal team had sought for her sentence to be reduced and suspended.
The Court of Appeal in London heard that, after she was jailed, a Psychologist - in a report paid for by Grey's Family - Found an autism diagnosis.
Miranda Moore KC, representing Grey, who has cerebral palsy and is partially blind, argued that The Sentence was " excessive" and The Diagnosis may have made a difference in her case.
She had argued the sentencing judge had made findings of fact against evidence, stating it " came as something of a shock" he Found the pavement to be a shared cycleway, despite The Local council being unable to confirm that.
But Mr Justice Griffiths, sitting with Lord Justice William Davis and Judge Neil Flewitt, refused to grant permission for Grey to appeal against her sentence, concluding it was " not arguably manifestly excessive".
The Court heard Mrs Ward's widower said their 50 Years of marriage had ended " in The Most horrific way".
In an impact statement, The Driver of The Car that hit Mrs Ward said there was " always a piece of me that feels guilty" and that her whole life had " turned upside down" following The Incident .
Cambridgeshire County Council said following Grey's conviction, admitting it did not know whether this section was one.
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
