The Partial Defences
A Level OCR Guide: Explaining the Coroners and Justice Act 2009
Information and analysis on partial defences, written specifically for A Level students. Thorough coverage of Diminished Responsibility and Loss of Control.
- Exercises throughout: for students to test and apply their understanding
- Specially selected cases: to decomonstrate the application of the old and new laws
- Practice exam questions: essay, problem & dilemma questions, with detailed mark schemes – all in the context of partial defences
- The new law has been interpreted according to advice from the Law Commission
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