General Defences: Insanity
Definition, Cases, Elements, Advantages, Disadvantages, Sentencing and Reforms
- Created by: Anisha
- Created on: 10-06-11 10:49
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Clues
- D attempted to assassinate the Prime Minster and killed his secretary instead (1, 8)
- D killed wife, who threatened suicide, D: <<I suppose they will hang me for this>> D knew it was legally wrong, what he thought was (morally) right (6)
- Is Diabetes a disease of the mind? (4, 14)
- Judge can suit rehabilitation to D (9)
- May punish those who are actually ill (unsuccessful plea) (12)
- What case and factor? Disease of the nervous system- mental blackout (8, 8)
- What case is used as evidence to support this? (7)
- What case supports this? (6)
- What does Windle support? (4, 2, 3, 5)
- What is this? D was unconscious/impaired consciousness or if D was conscious, D doesn't understand or know what they were doing (6, 3, 7)
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