Edward Bruce Low court case
newspaper article
DOCTOR’S STRESS OF WORK
A MOTORING INCIDENT
A charge against Dr. Edward Bruce Low, 33, of driving a motor-car while under the influence of drink was withdrawn at Brighton on Thursday and a fine of £3 imposed for driving without due care and attention.
Mr. J. G. Drew, solicitor, said the prosecution had been informed that at the time of the occurrence Dr. Low was suffering from a very great stress of overwork. As a resident medical officer of the Steyning Infirmary he worked single-handed and had been on duty night and day for the last nine months. That was the first day he had been able to take any leave.
The cited information was sourced from Electronic Document (email, file) published by newspapers.com on December 28th, 1931 (Ref: p. 6) The author/originator was Daily Telegraph. This citation is considered to be direct and primary evidence used, or by dominance of the evidence.A MOTORING INCIDENT
A charge against Dr. Edward Bruce Low, 33, of driving a motor-car while under the influence of drink was withdrawn at Brighton on Thursday and a fine of £3 imposed for driving without due care and attention.
Mr. J. G. Drew, solicitor, said the prosecution had been informed that at the time of the occurrence Dr. Low was suffering from a very great stress of overwork. As a resident medical officer of the Steyning Infirmary he worked single-handed and had been on duty night and day for the last nine months. That was the first day he had been able to take any leave.
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- Individual: Edward (Eddie) Bruce Low