General Defences 0.0 / 5 ? LawCriminal lawA2/A-levelAQA Created by: Holly JacksonCreated on: 19-06-16 13:08 Leading case for insanity M'Naghten 1 of 7 Consent may be implied regarding the jostling's of everyday life Wilson & Pringle 2 of 7 Leading case for consent in contact sports Barnes 3 of 7 Case deciding that if Ds automatic state was self induced but he had no mens rea, that he could still use the defence in specific intent offences Bailey 4 of 7 Case deciding that police protection may not always be effective when considering the defence of Duress Hudson & Taylor 5 of 7 In the Graham test for duress, who is D compared to when considering if they would have acted in the same way? A person of sober and reasonable firmness 6 of 7 Case deciding the wrong mean s legally wrong not morally wrong when thinking about the nature and quality of an act in the defence of insanity Windle 7 of 7
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