LAW P1 CASES (insanity) Flashcards

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What is the case for the first requirement of insanity?

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  • R v Clarke, absent mindedness is not sufficient for a defect of reason
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What is the case for the second requirement of insanity?

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  • R v Kemp, a physical disease can be a disease of the mind if it affects the defendants memory
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What are the 2 cases for the third requirement of insanity?

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  • R v Oye (not knowing the nature and quality of act), the defendant did not know the nature of his acts
  • R v Windle (not knowing the act is wrong), the defendants statement was evidence that he knew what he was doing was wrong
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What is the case for a hospital order verdict?

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R v Hennessy, the court found that D should be detained under a hopsital order because of his mental health condition

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What is the case for a supervision order verdict?

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R v M’Naughten, if D is found insance but does not require detention in a hospital, a supervision order might be imposed

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What is the case for an absolute discharge verdict?

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R v Johnson, there is no need for further detention or supervision if D is no longer considered dangerous

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