The file attached to this record is the author's final peer reviewed version. The Publisher's final version can be found by following the DOI link.The reformed section 2 of the Homicide Act 1957 is markedly different from the original provision. Despite this, the ‘official line’ has been that the changes to the plea were merely ones of ‘clarification’ and ‘modernisation’. This article analyses the requirements of the new section 2 in the context of the results of an empirical study into the operation of the new plea carried out by myself and Professor Barry Mitchell. In doing so, it attempts to evaluate the changes which have taken place through an analysis of a sample of 90 cases involving the new plea. The results of the study are discuss...
This contribution is a sequel to an earlier paper in the journal by the second author. It examines t...
This thesis examines the origins of Schedule 21 and the intention behind it by making detailed recou...
The latest decision of the House of Lords in relation to the interpretation and application of the d...
The file attached to this record is the author's final peer reviewed version. The Publisher's final ...
The file attached to this record is the author's final peer reviewed version.This article, which com...
A decade has passed since changes to Homicide Act 1957, s.2 under s.52 of the Coroners and Justice A...
A divisive law from the outset, the diminished responsibility defence has continued to arouse criti...
This article examines the operation of the reformed English diminished responsibility plea in mercy ...
This thesis examines the development of the doctrine of diminished responsibility in English crimina...
This case note examines two cases, Conroy and Squelch, which were decided by the Court of Appeal in ...
In October 2007 the Queensland Department of Justice and Attorney-General released a discussion pape...
This article argues that the current law on homicide fails to satisfy the goal of “fair labelling” l...
This article considers the legal and practical aspects of the amendment to Article 209 of the Penal ...
The partial defence to murder of ‘loss of control’ under s.54 (1) of the Coroners and Justice Act 20...
The article is the result of the research on the practice of applying a protective measure in the fo...
This contribution is a sequel to an earlier paper in the journal by the second author. It examines t...
This thesis examines the origins of Schedule 21 and the intention behind it by making detailed recou...
The latest decision of the House of Lords in relation to the interpretation and application of the d...
The file attached to this record is the author's final peer reviewed version. The Publisher's final ...
The file attached to this record is the author's final peer reviewed version.This article, which com...
A decade has passed since changes to Homicide Act 1957, s.2 under s.52 of the Coroners and Justice A...
A divisive law from the outset, the diminished responsibility defence has continued to arouse criti...
This article examines the operation of the reformed English diminished responsibility plea in mercy ...
This thesis examines the development of the doctrine of diminished responsibility in English crimina...
This case note examines two cases, Conroy and Squelch, which were decided by the Court of Appeal in ...
In October 2007 the Queensland Department of Justice and Attorney-General released a discussion pape...
This article argues that the current law on homicide fails to satisfy the goal of “fair labelling” l...
This article considers the legal and practical aspects of the amendment to Article 209 of the Penal ...
The partial defence to murder of ‘loss of control’ under s.54 (1) of the Coroners and Justice Act 20...
The article is the result of the research on the practice of applying a protective measure in the fo...
This contribution is a sequel to an earlier paper in the journal by the second author. It examines t...
This thesis examines the origins of Schedule 21 and the intention behind it by making detailed recou...
The latest decision of the House of Lords in relation to the interpretation and application of the d...