Loss of control

• What section states that the loss of control need not be sudden?

  S54(2)
• What section refers to the fear trigger?

  S55(3)
• What section refers to the anger trigger?

  s55(4)
• What section refers to the exclusion of revenge?

  s54(4)
• What section refers to the limitations on qualifying triggers?

  s55(6)
• Give a case for loss of self-control

  Jewell
• What happened in jewell?

  D shot V at point blank range using a shotgun and fled the scene.
• Give a case for the fear trigger

  Ward
• What happened in Ward?

  D killed V after V had attacked D's brother
• Give a case for the anger trigger

  Zebedee
• What happened in Zebedee?

  D lost control when his 94-year-old father, who had Alzheimer's, repeatedly soiled himself.
• Give a case for sexual infidelity

  Clinton
• What happened in Clinton?

  V told D she was having an affair and taunted him saying that she had slept with five men and gave graphic details
• Give a case for Incitement

  Dawes
• What happened in Dawes?

  D found his wife and V asleep with their legs entwined.
• Give a case for the Normal person Test-> Circumstances of the defendant

  Rejmanski
• What happened in Rejmanski?

  Former soldier killed V, who made negative comments to him about his military service.
• Give a case for the normal person test-> Voluntary intoxication

  Asmelash
• What happened in Asmelash?

  D claimed V was abusive which made D so angry he lost control and killed V.
• Give a case for the normal person test -> Might have reacted in the same or similar way to D

  Christian
• What happened in Christian?

  D stabbed two victims to death during an altercation in their shared living accommodation about the temperature of the water in the communal shower.