Defences - Insanity Flashcards

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M’Naughten

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gives the common law definition for insanity

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Clarke

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powers of reason have to be defective, not just unused

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Bratty/Sullivan (insanity)

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Epilepsy is a disease of the mind

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Burgess

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Sleepwalking is a disease of the mind

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Kemp

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Hardened arteries is a disease of the mind

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Bailey

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if the disease of the mind is self induced, the defence may be rejected

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Hennessy

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if the disease of the mind is caused by internal factors, the defendant must plead insanity

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Quick

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if the disease of the mind is caused by external factors, the defendant must plead automatism instead of insanity

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Codere

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knowing his actions were ‘wrong’ was clarified to mean legally wrong

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