The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1992 - Law |
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... accused's belief , to introduce a subjective element into the defence . On this basis an honest or genuine belief that the prescribed conduct was immediately necessary to avoid death or serious bodily harm , would be sufficient to ...
... accused's belief , to introduce a subjective element into the defence . On this basis an honest or genuine belief that the prescribed conduct was immediately necessary to avoid death or serious bodily harm , would be sufficient to ...
Page 53
... accused in circumstances in which the provisions of s 23 of the Bill of Rights Act were not complied with . In Crime Appeal 227/91 the accused had been confronted by a detective who ran into his home , immediately told him he was to be ...
... accused in circumstances in which the provisions of s 23 of the Bill of Rights Act were not complied with . In Crime Appeal 227/91 the accused had been confronted by a detective who ran into his home , immediately told him he was to be ...
Page 417
... accused's failure to give evidence deprived the jury of the opportunity of hearing the accused's account gives a situation fraught with danger . Logically it is also suspect as the onus remains with the Crown ; if the accused does not ...
... accused's failure to give evidence deprived the jury of the opportunity of hearing the accused's account gives a situation fraught with danger . Logically it is also suspect as the onus remains with the Crown ; if the accused does not ...
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