Patel v The Queen.

The article discusses the High Court of Australia's case Patel v. The Queen, wherein the appellant, a surgeon at a regional hospital in Queensland, was tried before a jury on charges of manslaughter. The appellant's motion to quash the convictions and ordering a new trial was allowed, and the decision of the Queensland's Supreme Court was reversed. It offers information on several court cases which were referred in this case including Callaghan v. The Queen, R v. Lavender, and R v. G.