In 2012 at Nottingham Crown Court, Ameen Jogee was convicted for the murder of Paul Fyfe, alongside Mohammed Hirsi, who stabbed him to death. On the night in question, Jogee, who had threatened Fyfe with a broken bottle, was outside the victims flat when he encouraged Hirsi, who was inside, shouting ‘do something’ to Fyfe. Subsequently, Hirsi proceeded to stab the victim to death with a knife from the kitchen. During the case, the judge directed the jury that Jogee could be convicted of murder if he participated in the attack with the realisation that Hirsi might use a knife with intent to cause serious harm, and consequently, he was found guilty.In 2012 at Nottingham Crown Court, Ameen Jogee was convicted for the murder of Paul Fyfe, alongside