duress by threat Flashcards

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1
Q

what is the definition of self-defence?

A

D forced to commit the crime by another, can’t use for murder and attempted murder

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2
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what two types of duress are there?

A

duress by threat
duress of circumstance

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3
Q

what test is used to prove duress of threat?

A

graham test

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4
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what sort of defence is duress by threats?

A

full defence

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5
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who does the threat have to be to
1

A

the defendant or others

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6
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what is others defined as?
1

A

people close to D

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7
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what case defines ‘others’
1

A

wright (drug)

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8
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what is a serious threat?
1

A

one of serious injury or death

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what case defined serious threat and a culmination of threats?
1

A

valderrama-vega
(tell everyone he was gay and bankrupt)

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10
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what is a case for threat to a family member?
1

A

martin

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what is a case for threat to a close friend?
1

A

conway

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12
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what must the threat be and what case defined this?
2

A

must be told to commit a SPECIFIC offence
cole

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13
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what does immediate mean and what case defined this?
3

A

imminent
Abdul hussain

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14
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what is the case that define having a safe avenue of escape?
3

A

Gill
must be no avenue of escape

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15
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what should be taken into account that makes D less likely to be able to withstand threats
(Graham 1)

A

characteristics

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16
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what case defines characteristics?
(graham 1)

A

Bowen

17
Q

what characteristic to you ignore?
(graham 1)

A

IQ

18
Q

what characteristics do you take into account?
(graham 1)

A

age, gender, health, disability, pregnancy

19
Q

what sort of duress is very common in exam scenarios?
4

A

self induced duress
(gangs/criminals)

20
Q

what is a case for self induced duress?
4

A

sharp

21
Q

what are the two types of test involved in the Graham test?

A

subjective
objective

22
Q

what is the first (subjective) part of the Graham test?

A

was D compelled to act as he did because he reasonably believed he had good cause to fear serious injury or death

23
Q

what is the second (objective) part of the Graham test?

A

if so (after subjective is proved) would the sober person of reasonable firmness, sharing the characteristics of D have responded in the same way

24
Q

what case states that duress is not a defence murder?

A

hal

25
Q

what case states that duress is not a defence to attempted murder?

A

Gotts 916 yr old, violent father told him to kill mother)
used obiter from hal to expand