Titlebook: Criminal Law; Marise Cremona Textbook 1989Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1989 crime.criminal law.law.Liability

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Excuses and Lack of Capacityl see it is hardly a defence at all to some crimes. Diminished responsibility is discussed in this chapter together with insanity, because of the close links between them, although diminished responsibility is a defence only to murder.

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Other Defencesommiting the . he was labouring under a mistake as to the fact, and that this mistake should lead to his acquittal. This argument either amounts to a denial of the . or forms part of a defence such as self-defence or duress. In this section we will consider mistakes which form the basis of a denial of

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The External ElementsWe must examine some of the characteristics of the basic building blocks that go to make up the hundreds of different criminal offences. These underlying principles reveal a coherence in the criminal law, which makes it easier to analyse and understand particular offences.

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Deutsche Ausw?rtige Kulturpolitikd so can be used when you are faced by an unfamiliar or new offence. However, the common law, which is the foundation of criminal law, does not develop principles in the abstract, but in the context of concrete cases and specific crimes. Central offences against persons and property provide the basi