6. Inherent Causes: What is the key case for Psychopathy?
Martin (Tony)
Campbell
Gittens
Byrne
Ahluwalia
7. Inherent Causes: What is the case for Paranoia?
Martin (Tony)
Ahluwalia
English
Campbell
Reynolds
8. Inherent Causes: What is the key case for Epilepsy?
Campbell
Reynolds
Thornton
English
Ahluwalia
9. Inherent Causes: What 'cause' matches Gittens?
PMT
Battered Womens Syndrome
Post Natal Depression
Depression
Epilepsy
10. Inherent Causes: What was the case English about?
PMT can be used as a defence
Epilepsy is not allowed as a defence
Battered Womens Syndrome can be used as a defence
Post Natal Depression cannot be used as a defence
11. Name the case: D killed V with a hammer
Thornton- Battered Womans Syndrome
Reynolds- Post Natal Depression
Thornton- Post Natal Depression
Ahluwalia- Post Natal Depression
Reynolds- Depression
12. Name the Cases for Battered Women's Syndrome
Reynolds and Byrne
Thornton and Ahluwalia
Byrne and English
Gittens and Campbell
13. The definition for 'Substantially Impaired' was decided in what case?
Lloyd
Byrne
Egan
Tandy
14. What was the definition?
It has to be an absolute impairment which is greater than that experienced by the ordinary person, and more than a minimal/trivial cause
It does not have to be an absolute impairment, just enough which is greater than that experienced by the ordinary person, and more than a minimal/trivial cause
It can be a trivial/minimal impairment that is less than what would be experienced by an ordinary person
15. What happened in this case?
D strangled his wife. Medical evidence: D suffered from depression, and so had an abnormal mental responsibility, which was not as ‘minimal’, but not ‘substantial’
Intoxicated D, mentally bordering abnormality, went into an elderly womans house, attacked and killed her, with intent to rob her
D, alcoholic, drank nearly a whole bottle of vodka and strangled V (11 year old), usual drink barley wine/vermouth
16. Intoxication can also be used:
if D is intoxicated, and suffers from an unrelated abnormality of the mind
if D is intoxicated, and suffers from an unrelated abnormality of the mind and Ds abnormality of the mind is caused by intoxication
if Ds abnormality of the mind is caused by intoxication
17. The cases which decided this were:
Lloyd and Egan
Tandy and Egan
Lloyd and Tandy
18. What happened in Egan?
Intoxicated D, mentally bordering abnormality, went into an elderly woman’s house, attacked and killed her, with intent to rob her
D, alcoholic, drank nearly a whole bottle of vodka and strangled V (11 year old), usual drink barley wine/vermouth
19. What happened in Tandy?
D, alcoholic, drank nearly a whole bottle of vodka and strangled V (11 year old), usual drink barley wine/vermouth
Intoxicated D, mentally bordering abnormality, went into an elderly woman’s house, attacked and killed her, with intent to rob her
20. Instead of being a defence, should be a mitigating factor in sentencing
