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13 Cards in this Set
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Lord denning in Bratty about Automatism |
Actions done by the muscle not the mind |
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Broome v Perkins |
Automatism failed as he exercised Control while driving |
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R v Quick |
Could rely on Automatism, as it was due to an external factor of the too much insulin |
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R v Hennessay |
Was due to his Diabetes, therefore was insanity and not automatism |
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R v Sullivan |
Kicked a man while suffering from epilepsy, internal factor so it was Insanity |
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R v Kemp |
suffered hardening of the arteries Which was seen as a disease of the mind. |
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R v Burgess |
Sleepwalking is an internal factor and therefore it's insanity |
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PTSD is usually Insanity, but when it's due to an external factor can be automatism |
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R v Lipman |
When at fault for the automatism state, cannot rely on automatism |
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M'Cnaghten Rules |
1- must suffer a disease of the mind 2- must cause a defect of reason 3- that defeat of reason must be such that he didn't know what he was doing or didn't know it was wrong |
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R v windle |
Knew it was wrong therefore Not insanity |
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Clarke |
Short absent mindedness fell short of being a disease of the mind |
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Insane Delusions cases |
Oye & M'cnaghten |
