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  1. Return to Complete Criminal Law: Text, Cases, and Materials 8e Student Resources

Chapter 7 Multiple choice questions

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. To which of the following offences can duress provide a defence:

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. Which of the following correctly represents the Hasan view of immediacy in relation to the subjective test in duress?

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. In relation to the subjective test in duress, if D makes a mistake as to the nature of the threats of violence, the mistake must be:

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. D is weak and fearful and believes in threats of violence from X unless she robs a bank. Which of the following represents the law in relation to the objective test in duress:

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. D has bought drugs from a regular dealer for many years. The dealer threatens D that unless D assists him to beat up X, he will seriously injure D. Which of the following represents the objective test of duress:

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. A gang demand that V amongst a group be turned over for execution, the rest to go free. The group surrenders V to save everyone else. Which of the following will provide a defence (See Re A p414-418:

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. D, an abused woman, kills her violent husband whilst he is sleeping through fear that he will kill her or her children the next day. The case which prevents her from claiming self-defence is as follows:

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. D kills V by shooting him in the back, mistakenly believing that his own life is in danger from V. Which of the following will provide the defence of self-defence:

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. D kills V by shooting him in the back mistakenly believing that his own life is in danger from V. Which of the following will provide the defence of self-defence:

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. The ratio of Morgan [1976] in relation to the defence of mistake is as follows:

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