Browsing Department of Law by Subject "defences"
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Circumstance, Choice and the Denial of a Superior Orders Defence in International and Comparative Criminal Justice
(Article)Claims that an actor who followed orders issued by a superior should be granted a defence to a criminal offence are largely rejected in international and domestic criminal law. Various justifications have been offered: ... -
Righting the wrong? Some observations on the second limb of the M'Naghten Rules.
(Article)A critical anlysis of the wrongness limb of the M'Naghten Rules,calling for the decision windle to be reconsidered.