Mistake Or Entrapment Flashcards

(13 cards)

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Entrapment

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When an agent of an enforcement body deliberately causes a person to commit an offence so that person can be prosecuted

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Mistake

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Except when proof of mens rea is unnecessary mistake or ignorance to the facts is available as defence

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3
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Overstepping

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The line between proper detection and improper adjustment of crime

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4
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R v Lavelle

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Permissible for undercover officers to provide the opportunity for someone who is ready and willing to offend as long as the officers did not initiate the persons interest or willingness

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5
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Self defence s48

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Subjective and objective view

Subjective-initial need to use force and self-defence

Objective-degree and manner of force used. Reasonableness.

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6
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Pre-emptive strike

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Still possible for self-defence

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Alibi

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S 22

The plea and a criminal charge of having been elsewhere at the material time

The fact of being elsewhere

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Written notice of alibi

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Defendant must provide prosecutor with particulars of any alibi witness within 10 working days after defendant is given notice

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9
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Interviewing alibi witnesses

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Should not interview unless prosecutor requests

  1. Advised defence council of interview and give them opportunity to be present.
  2. If defence not represented ensure witness is interviewed in the presence of an independent person not being in police.
  3. Provide copy of statement to defence council via prosecutor.
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10
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Defendant expert witness

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  • must provide brief of evidence
  • if not available a summary of the evidence and conclusions of any report provided 10 working days before date of trial
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11
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Consent

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A persons conscious and voluntary agreement to something desired or proposed by another. Free full voluntary and informed by person in the position to form a rational judgement.

If complaint consented to the act, it is a complete defence

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13
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S63

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Cannot consent to death

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