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Criminal Law
Rules and Theory
factors in criminalising conduct
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Cards (3)
protect people from harm
whether its against the
person
,
property
or
community
regulatory offences protect
public
paternalistic
prevents
harm
to ourselves.
different views when broken by
consenting
adults
R v
Brown
- 5 consenting men, sadomasochistic activities, convicted of abh
R v
Wilson
- husband branded wife with knife at her request, no conviction
societies collective moral judgement
Shaw
v DPP - published details of
prostitutes.
charged with conspiracy to
corrupt public morals