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Can someone please give me some guidance or points on how to tackle this question?
‘The differences between the defences of self defence, duress and necessity are unclear, and the law in this area is in urgent need of reform’.
Can someone please give me some guidance or points on how to tackle this question?
‘The differences between the defences of self defence, duress and necessity are unclear, and the law in this area is in urgent need of reform’.
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(Original post by choco_monsterxo)
Hello
Can someone please give me some guidance or points on how to tackle this question?
‘The differences between the defences of self defence, duress and necessity are unclear, and the law in this area is in urgent need of reform’.
Hello
Can someone please give me some guidance or points on how to tackle this question?
‘The differences between the defences of self defence, duress and necessity are unclear, and the law in this area is in urgent need of reform’.
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(Original post by choco_monsterxo)
Law lol why
Law lol why
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(Original post by AndrewMarkSP)
Well I gathered that, but what level is it?
Well I gathered that, but what level is it?
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(Original post by choco_monsterxo)
Oh LOOOOL undergraduate
Oh LOOOOL undergraduate
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(Original post by Notoriety)
What on earth are you doing? It is a reasonable question; people do law at level 2 and 3.
What on earth are you doing? It is a reasonable question; people do law at level 2 and 3.
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(Original post by choco_monsterxo)
Idek anymore😭😭😭😭
Idek anymore😭😭😭😭
Just be nicer to Andrew, as he's trying to help you!
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(Original post by choco_monsterxo)
I was being genuine 😂😂
I was being genuine 😂😂
There is a section in the Murder, Manslaughter and Infanticide report by the law commission (2006) which could be a starting point. The law commission seem to change their opinions towards necessity and duress every couple of years, so there's loads you can look into.
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We’ve not had any lectures on this and theres just a very brief power point on it. So far this topic has not been covered.
Thank you very much for your help, will deffo look into it. is it possible for you to please elaborate on what the question means by ‘defences for duress’
Thank you very much for your help, will deffo look into it. is it possible for you to please elaborate on what the question means by ‘defences for duress’
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(Original post by choco_monsterxo)
We’ve not had any lectures on this and theres just a very brief power point on it. So far this topic has not been covered.
Thank you very much for your help, will deffo look into it. is it possible for you to please elaborate on what the question means by ‘defences for duress’
We’ve not had any lectures on this and theres just a very brief power point on it. So far this topic has not been covered.
Thank you very much for your help, will deffo look into it. is it possible for you to please elaborate on what the question means by ‘defences for duress’
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(Original post by AndrewMarkSP)
It's a defence to all criminal offences bar murder. The defendant was forced, by threat of death or serious injury, to commit a criminal offence. There are questions over whether it should be used for murder- would someone who killed with a gun to their head be guilty of murder?- although ultimately is felt that in such a circumstance, what right would the defendant have to decide their right to life is greater than that of the person they were 'forced' to kill?
It's a defence to all criminal offences bar murder. The defendant was forced, by threat of death or serious injury, to commit a criminal offence. There are questions over whether it should be used for murder- would someone who killed with a gun to their head be guilty of murder?- although ultimately is felt that in such a circumstance, what right would the defendant have to decide their right to life is greater than that of the person they were 'forced' to kill?
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(Original post by choco_monsterxo)
oh okay thank you soo much you’ve made it much easier, thank you!
oh okay thank you soo much you’ve made it much easier, thank you!
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