Published: 16.09.2021
Special Issue: Domestic and Comparative Perspectives on Loss of Self-control and Diminished Responsibility as Partial Defences to Murder: A 10-year Review of the Coroners and Justice Act 2009 Reform Framework Guest Editors: Alan Reed, Nicola Wake and Bethany SimpsonFull Issue
Introduction
Introduction
Abstract 668 | NILQ 72.2.0 Intro Downloads 3469Page 161–170
Articles
Partial defences to murder: changed landscape and nomenclature
Abstract 1235 | NILQ 72.2.1 Fortson Downloads 2156Page 171–199
Loss of control in the appeal courts
Abstract 1192 | NILQ 72.2.3 Sullivan et al Downloads 2948Page 200–223
What’s happening with the reformed diminished responsibility plea?
Abstract 1047 | NILQ 72.2.3 Mackay Downloads 3093Page 224–244
Women who kill abusive partners: reviewing the impact of section 55(3) ‘fear of serious violence’ manslaughter – some empirical findings
Abstract 4021 | NILQ 72.2.4 Edwards Downloads 3397Page 245–270
The role of loss of self-control in defences to homicide: a critical analysis of Anglo-Australian developments
Abstract 2353 | NILQ 72.2.5 Douglas and Reed Downloads 7854Page 271–323
Diminished responsibility determinations in England and Wales and New South Wales: whose role is it anyway?
Abstract 1253 | NILQ 72.2.6 Crofts and Wake Downloads 3803Page 324–362
Rationales: rejected, imagined and real – provocation, loss of control and extreme mental or emotional disturbance
Abstract 848 | NILQ 72.2.7 Bergelson Downloads 1953Page 363–388
Commentaries and Notes
R v Westwood (Thomas): diminished responsibility and disposals under the Mental Health Act 1983
Abstract 517 | NILQ 72.2.8 Mennim Downloads 453Page 389–396
R v Foy (Nicholas): voluntary intoxication, mental health and the case for diminished responsibility
Abstract 689 | NILQ 72.2.9 Simpson Downloads 1475Page 397–405
Criminal law pedagogy
Abstract 452 | NILQ 72.2.10 Pascoe Downloads 308Page 406–410