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Majewski - where crime is basic = G
Heard - sex assault is basic |
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Kingston - Lane LJ: 'drunken intent is nevertheless intent'
Hardie - medicinal drugs with unexpected effects = involuntary (if not reckless)
Allen - mistake as to strength = not involuntary |
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| AG for NI v Gallagher - guilty |
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Lipman - LSD strangled 'snake' guilty of manslaughter
Brady - NG with basic if unforeseeable circumstances sober |
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s76(5) - mistake can't be from intoxication in SD
Graham - drunk probably irrelevant to objective reasonableness in DURESS
Jaggard v Dickinson - genuine belief in s5(2)(a) of CDA '71 doesn't preclude intoxication |
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PEDAIN - denying defences because of intoxication blames for more serious offence than that committed (negligent mistake)-- 'inadvertent recklessness'
SIMESTER - criticizes form of constructive 'liability in choice to get drunk'
VIRGO - supports 'while intoxicated' offences and says 'but-for intoxication' in Richardson and Irwin is impossible.
Aus + NZ - no MR = no crime |
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| s3(2) Statutory Instruments Act '46 - defence where |
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