Bath man's appeal against conviction thrown out as judges rule laughing gas is not medicinal
Andrew Baber
Bath Chronicle
November 1st, 2017
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Andrew Baber
Bath Chronicle
November 1st, 2017
A Bath man has lost his appeal against his conviction after senior judges conclusively ruled that laughing gas is not a “medicinal product”.
In a vital test case, lawyers for four men caught in possession of Nitrous Oxide canisters insisted they could not be guilty of any crime.
One of the men was Nicholas Chroussis, 22, of Lorne Road, Westmoreland, Bath, who pleaded guilty to possessing Nitrous Oxide with intent to supply in July.
In September last year, during the Boundary Festival in Brighton, security guards found 245 Nitrous Oxide canisters in his rucksack.
He insisted the canisters, packaged as cream chargers, were for his personal use, but the judge said his mobile phone indicated that he was dealing.
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