defences Flashcards
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Duress definition, exception
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evidence raised
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3
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elements 3
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immediacy ATTORNEY GENERAL Vs. WHELAN (1934) LR 518
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“Threat of immediate death or serious personal violence so great so as to overcome the ordinary powers of human resistance should be accepted as justification for act which will otherwise be criminal”
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fair opportunity R Vs. HUDSON & TAYLOR (1971) 2QB 202
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sufficiently great ABBORT Vs The QUEEN
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damage to property R Vs. M’ GRAWTHER FORSTER, R Vs. PURDY (1946) 10 JCLR 239
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third party R Vs HURLEY & MURLEY (1967),
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8
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Necessity definition, exception
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elements 3
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10
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R Vs BOURNE (1938),
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11
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R Vs. DUDLEY and STEPHENS (1884
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12
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definition insanity
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13
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special verdict (insanity)
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14
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burden of proof insanity BRATTY Vs. THE AG of NORTHERN IRELAND (1963)
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