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Explores the rules surrounding the making of Supervision Orders under the Criminal Procedure (Insanity) Act 1964. Discusses the difficulties faced by courts in identifying a supervisor, as required by the legislation
Explores the rules surrounding the making of Supervision Orders under the Criminal Procedure (Insanity) Act 1964. Discusses the difficulties faced by courts in identifying a supervisor, as required by the legislation
Abstract: In the England and Wales criminal justice system, consideration of a defendant's ability t...
Discusses the decision in R v Chinegwundoh [2014] EWCA Crim 2649. Explains some of the difficulties ...
Discusses the decision in R v Chinegwundoh [2014] EWCA Crim 2649. Explains some of the difficulties ...
A legal finding of unfitness to plead results in automatic committal of the accused to a mental hosp...
Whenever a person is found to be unfit to plead at the time of his or her trial, a jury must determi...
Discusses the scope and interpretation of the test for unfitness to plead, the stage at which a find...
Discusses the scope and interpretation of the test for unfitness to plead, the stage at which a find...
Discusses the scope and interpretation of the test for unfitness to plead, the stage at which a find...
This Article considers the position of defendants charged with murder who are found to be unfit to p...
In England and Wales, once a defendant has been found unfit to plead, the court must appoint an advo...
Mental unsoundness in a person accused of a crime raises two distinct legal questions. One is the qu...
Section 77 of the Criminal Procedure Act 51 of 1977 sets out the orders that a court can make after ...
This is a draft of a chapter that has been accepted for publication by Oxford University Press in th...
Discusses the challenges and conflicting goals facing courts and psychiatrists when assessing the cu...
Mental unsoundness in a person accused of a crime raises two distinct legal questions. One is the qu...
Abstract: In the England and Wales criminal justice system, consideration of a defendant's ability t...
Discusses the decision in R v Chinegwundoh [2014] EWCA Crim 2649. Explains some of the difficulties ...
Discusses the decision in R v Chinegwundoh [2014] EWCA Crim 2649. Explains some of the difficulties ...
A legal finding of unfitness to plead results in automatic committal of the accused to a mental hosp...
Whenever a person is found to be unfit to plead at the time of his or her trial, a jury must determi...
Discusses the scope and interpretation of the test for unfitness to plead, the stage at which a find...
Discusses the scope and interpretation of the test for unfitness to plead, the stage at which a find...
Discusses the scope and interpretation of the test for unfitness to plead, the stage at which a find...
This Article considers the position of defendants charged with murder who are found to be unfit to p...
In England and Wales, once a defendant has been found unfit to plead, the court must appoint an advo...
Mental unsoundness in a person accused of a crime raises two distinct legal questions. One is the qu...
Section 77 of the Criminal Procedure Act 51 of 1977 sets out the orders that a court can make after ...
This is a draft of a chapter that has been accepted for publication by Oxford University Press in th...
Discusses the challenges and conflicting goals facing courts and psychiatrists when assessing the cu...
Mental unsoundness in a person accused of a crime raises two distinct legal questions. One is the qu...
Abstract: In the England and Wales criminal justice system, consideration of a defendant's ability t...
Discusses the decision in R v Chinegwundoh [2014] EWCA Crim 2649. Explains some of the difficulties ...
Discusses the decision in R v Chinegwundoh [2014] EWCA Crim 2649. Explains some of the difficulties ...
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