Coroners and Justice Act 2009

Question 1

s54(2) Coroners and Justice Act 2009

Answer 1

Loss of self control does not have to be sudden

Question 2

Loss of self control does not have to be sudden

Answer 2

S54(2) Coroners and Justice Act 2009

Question 3

s55(6)(c) Coroners and Justice Act 2009

Answer 3

Sexual infidelity not support qualifying trigger

unless applies to ‘things said or done’ that create grave circumstances

Question 4

Sexual infidelity not support qualifying trigger

Answer 4

s55(6)(c) Coroners and Justice Act 2009

Question 5

s52 CJA 2009

Answer 5

Amended provisions in s2 Homicide Act 1957

Question 6

Amended provisions in s2 Homicide Act 1957

Answer 6

s52 CJA 2009

Question 7

s55(3) CJA 2009

Answer 7

D must fear violence on self or another

Question 8

D must fear violence on self or another

Answer 8

s55(3) CJA 2009

Question 9

D’s abnormality of mental functioning must:

a) be recognised medical condition
b) impair things mentioned in ss1A
c) give explanation for D actions

Answer 9

s2(1) Homicide Act 1957

Question 10

s2(1) Homicide Act 1957

Answer 10

D’s abnormality of mental functioning must:

a) be recognised medical condition
b) impair things mentioned in ss1A
c) give explanation for D actions

Question 11

D cannot claim of violence if D incited the violence

Answer 11

s55(6)(a) CJA 2009

Question 12

s55(6)(a) CJA 2009

Answer 12

D cannot claim of violence if D incited the violence

Question 13

Gives provisions for defence of loss of control

Answer 13

s54(1) CJA 2009

Question 14

s54(1) CJA 2009

Answer 14

Gives provisions for defence of loss of control

Question 15

s2 Homicide Act 1957 originally gave provisions for?

Answer 15

Diminished responsibility

Question 16

Gives provisions for part-defence of qualifying trigger

Answer 16

s55 CJA 2009

Question 17

s55 CJA 2009

Answer 17

Gives provisions for part-defence of qualifying trigger