Cases & sections for Diminished Responsibility 0.0 / 5 ? LawCriminal lawFatal offencesPartial defences to murderA2/A-levelAQA Created by: Katie BeaumontCreated on: 21-04-17 21:15 What case does the definition of abnormality come from? Byrne 1 of 15 What does the case of Sutcliffe confirm? It confirms that abnormality is a question for the jury to decide 2 of 15 What section is abnormality is defined under? S.52(1) 3 of 15 What section are recognised medical conditions defined under? S.52(1)(a) 4 of 15 What does the case of English confirm? It confirms that pre-menstrual tension is a recognised medical condition 5 of 15 what is the case that confirms depression is a recognised medical condition? Seers 6 of 15 what is the name of the case that confirms battered wife syndrome is a recognised condition? Ahluwalia 7 of 15 What medical condition is confirmed in Reynolds? Post-natal depression 8 of 15 What section is substantial impairment of ability defined under? s.52(1)(A) 9 of 15 What section is the 'ability to understand the nature of d's conduct' defined in? s.52(1)(A)(a) 10 of 15 What section is the 'ability to form a rational judgement' defined under? s.52(1)(A)(b) 11 of 15 What section is the 'ability to exercise self control defined under? s.52(1)(A)(c) 12 of 15 What is the case that confirms that defines substantial impairment means more than trivial but not necessarily total? Lloyd 13 of 15 What does s.52(1)(C) define? It defines that the abnormality provides an explanation for D's part in the killing? 14 of 15 What section defines that this means that the abnormaility causes or is a significant contributory factor in causing d to kill? s.52(1)(B) 15 of 15
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