defences
- Created by: Jessica Ocran
- Created on: 06-03-18 11:53
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- Defences
- Intoxication
- Voluntary
- Automatism
- Insanity
- M'Naghten rules
- 1. A defect of reason
- D must suffer from a defect of reason. Mere forgetfulness or absent mindedness is not sufficient. R v Clarke
- 2. The defect of reason must be caused by a disease of the mind
- Arteriosclerosis R v Kemp
- Epilepsy Bratty v A-G for NI
- Sleepwalking R v Burgess
- 3. The defect of reason must be such that D did not know what he was doing, or if he did know, he did not know the act was wrong.
- 1. A defect of reason
- M'Naghten rules
- Self- defence
- Necessity of force
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- Reasonableness of force
- Consent
- Intoxication
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