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R v Brown (1993) involved consensual sadomasochistic activities where participants were charged with assault causing bodily harm. The House of Lords ruled that consent is not a valid defense for causing bodily harm, emphasizing the protection of individuals from harm even in consensual acts. If you need more details or have another case in mind, feel free to ask.

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Hey! Here's a brief summary of the case R v Brown:
- Case Name: R v Brown (*)
- Court: House of Lords
- Legal Issue: Consent to bodily harm in private consensual acts
- Summary: The case involved a group of men who engaged in consensual sadomasochistic activities. They were charged with assault causing bodily harm. The House of Lords ruled that consent is not a valid defense for causing bodily harm in such cases, emphasizing the protection of individuals from harm even in consensual acts.
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