LAW P1 CRIM CASES (diminshed responsibility) Flashcards

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What is the case for the first DR requirement?

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R v Byrne, an abnormality of mind is a state of mind so different from that of an ordinary person that a reasonable person would term it abnormal

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What is the case for the second DR requirement?

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R v Woods, the defendant suffered from alcohol dependency syndrome

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What is the case for the third DR requirement?

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R v Golds, the court should leave interpretation of the word ‘substantial’ to the jury

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What is the case for the fourth DR requirement?

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R v Dietschman, the jury should consider whether the abnormality alone substantially impaired the defendant’s responsibility

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