Defences 0.0 / 5 ? LawCriminal lawA2/A-levelAQA Created by: suzanne taylorCreated on: 12-11-13 09:33 Explain the Meaning of Insanity must have a defect of reason;caused by a disease of the mind; so that he doesn't know what he's doing 1 of 7 Kemp arteriosclerosis caused occasional lapses of conciousness, causing him to not know what he was doing 2 of 7 Bratty psychomotor epileptic seizure could amount to insanity 3 of 7 Sullivan minor epileptic fit could amount to insanity 4 of 7 Burgess Sleepwalking can be a disease of the mind if caused by an interanl factor 5 of 7 Clarke a person who is confused or absent minded is not insane 6 of 7 M'Naghten raised the three issues for the defence of insanity 7 of 7
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