R v. D

R v. D is a legal case where the prosecution (R, representing the Crown) prosecuted an individual known as D for a criminal offense. The case examines whether the evidence against D is sufficient for a conviction or if legal principles such as fairness, procedure, or rights were violated during the process. Such cases often clarify legal standards or principles applicable in criminal law, ensuring that justice is properly administered and that defendants' rights are protected throughout the legal process.