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Explain the burdens and standards of proof which arise in the following scenario: Gill has been charged with the murder of her husband, Clark. She claims that she acted in self-defence, or in the alternative, that she did not know what she was doing and suffered from diminished responsibility. Their lodger, Jaako, is jointly charged with murder but claims that he has been kept as a domestic slave by Gill since his arrival in the UK and, accordingly, has a defence under s.45 of the Modern Slavery Act 2015.
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HAve you murdered someone or just trying to get us to do your homework for you?
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It is the structure I am struggling with
Is this criminal law problem question?
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Original post by kingyii1997
Is this criminal law problem question?

Law of criminal evidance
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Law of criminal evidance

Sorry, could not help. It's out of my expertise.
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Original post by Napp
HAve you murdered someone or just trying to get us to do your homework for you?

I am after help on the structure
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I am after help on the structure

So you claim.

Moved to Law study help
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Sorry, could not help. It's out of my expertise.

Do you have any expertise in criminal 'evidence'?

To the OP - use IRAC. Issue, Rule, Application and Conclusion.

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