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1
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traditional mischief

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Ward v Robertson (1938)

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Wilson Mischief

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HMA v Wilson (1984)

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3
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Vandalism

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  • Criminal Law (consolodation) Scotland Act 1995
  • Black v Alan (1985)
  • MacDougal v HO (1985)
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4
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Fire Raising

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  • John Arthur

- Blane v HMA (1991)

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5
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theft

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  • HUme
  • Black v Carmichael
  • George Brown
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robbery

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  • Hume
  • Cromar v HMA (1987)
  • Morrison v HMA (2010)
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7
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aggravated theft

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Burns v Allan

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Reset

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Hume
Macdonald
HMA v Browne
Clark v HMA

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Fraud

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Hume

Tapsell v Pretice

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Extortion

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James Miller
HMA v Donnoghue and Another
Marion MacDonald

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assault

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smart v hma
gilmour v mcglennan
connor v jessop

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rape

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William Fraser 
Charles Sweenie 
Lord Advocates Reference 
Lord Hope, Jaimeson v HMA 
Sexual Offences Act 2010
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Culpable homicide

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Bird v HMA

MacDonald v HMA

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14
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Murder

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Drury v HMA

Purcell v HMA 2007

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Culpable and reckless conduct

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allan v patterson

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automatism

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Ross v HMA

Cardle v Mulrainey

17
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mental disorder

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criminal procedure act 1995

HMA v Sharp

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diminished responsibility

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criminal procedure act

19
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coercion

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Thomson v HMA 1983

20
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necessity

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Lord Advocates Reference No1 of 2000

Ruxton v Lang

21
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provocation

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Drury v HMA 2001

22
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self-defence

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HMA v Doherty

Pollock v HMA

23
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incitement

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HMA v Tannahill and Neilson

Baxter v HMA

24
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conspiracy

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maxwell v hma (1980)

coleman v hma 1999

25
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attempt

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criminal procedure act

cawthorne v HMA

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