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~~'''~~[[File:Lavinia_Woodward.jpg|thumb]]Lavinia Clementine Woodward '''is a British medical student at Oxford University who, during a drink and drug fuelled episode attacked her boyfriend after a date, throwing a laptop and jar at him, punching him, and eventually stabbing him with a bread knife. She had been previously charged with two similar crimes, but the charges were ordered to lie on file rather than being pursued.

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'''Lavinia Clementine Woodward '''is a British medical student at Oxford University who, during a drink and drug fuelled episode attacked her boyfriend after a date, throwing a laptop and jar at him, punching him, and eventually stabbing him with a bread knife. She had been previously charged with two similar crimes, but the charges were ordered to lie on file rather than being pursued.

Woodward, the daughter of an oil executive, sparked a public outcry when a Judge implied that her talent and career choice would influence her sentence. Deferring her sentence, Judge Ian Pringle referred to Woodward as extraordinarily able and suggested that a jail term would be too severe.

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-'''[[File:Lavinia_Woodward.jpg|thumb]]Lavinia Clementine Woodward '''is a British medical student at Oxford University who, during a drink and drug fuelled episode attacked her boyfriend after a date, throwing a laptop and jar at him, punching him, and eventually stabbing him with a bread knife. She had been previously charged with two similar crimes, but the charges were ordered to lie on file rather than being pursued.
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+'''Lavinia Clementine Woodward '''is a British medical student at Oxford University who, during a drink and drug fuelled episode attacked her boyfriend after a date, throwing a laptop and jar at him, punching him, and eventually stabbing him with a bread knife. She had been previously charged with two similar crimes, but the charges were ordered to lie on file rather than being pursued.
 Woodward, the daughter of an oil executive, sparked a public outcry when a Judge implied that her talent and career choice would influence her sentence. Deferring her sentence, Judge Ian Pringle referred to Woodward as extraordinarily able and suggested that a jail term would be too severe.