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Capacity Defences Flashcards

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Non Insane Automatism

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Requires D to show act was involuntary, caused by external factor must not be self induced

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Involuntary Act

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Act is done by muscles without any control of the mind (Bratty)

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Caused by an external factor

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If internal apply insane automatism.

Apply AG ref No2 92- must be a total destruction of voluntary control

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Sneezing Fit

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Woolley

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PTSD

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R v D

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Hypoglycaemia

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Quick

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Must not be self induced automatism

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Bailey

Alcohol and drugs dont count

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If D suffers adverse reaction to too much medicine or combining alcohol and medicine

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Refer to bailey and quick it is probably self induced

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Insanity

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D act voluntary but doesnt understand nature of act or that it is legally wrong, Prove on balance of probalities they were insane so unable to form MR

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Mnaghten rules 1843

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D was labouring under a defect of reason (Clarke)
Caused by disease of the mind (legal term not medical one) Hennesy Kemp
So that D did not know either A) nature and quality of his act
B) Act was wrong (Windle)

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Intoxication

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Inabiltity to form MR due to alcohol drugs and other substances. Judge decides

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Intoxication

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Inabiltity to form MR due to alcohol drugs and other substances. Judge decides (Groak)

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Voluntary Intoxication

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D has chosen to do this

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14
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Sheenan and Moore

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Drugged intent is still intent

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Gallagher

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Dutch Courage to kill means intent

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Specific Intent

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Lipman took lsd. Not guilty of murder instead guilty of fallback offence of manslaughter

17
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Basic Intent

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No defence Majewoski

Richardson and Irwin- unless they cant see if they wouldve had risk even if theyd been sober

18
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Involuntary Toxication

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Absolute Defence. Spiked/ side effects/ Sedative drugs

19
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A defence to all offences as long as D didnt form MR

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Kingston

Hardie

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