abnormality of mental functioning/recognised condition

• what case defines what an abnormality of mental functioning?

  r v Byrne
• What is significant about the case of r v Byrne?

  It defines what an abnormality of mental functioning is
• According to the case of r v Byrne, what is an abnormality of mental functioning ?

  A state of mind so different from that of the ordinary that the reasonable man would term it abnormal.
• what is the significance of the case of R v Aluwahlia?

  It shows how battered spouse syndrome is recognised as a medical condition that can be used in diminished responsibility.
• what case shows how battered spouse syndrome is recognised as a medical condition that can be used in diminished responsibility?

  r v Aluwahlia
• What is significant about the case of r v gittens?

  It shows how depression is a recognised medical condition that can be used for diminished responsibility.
• What shows how depression is a recognised medical condition that can be used for diminished responsibility?

  r v Gittens
• What is significant about the case of r v Campbell?

  It shows how epilepsy is a recognised medical condition that can be used for diminished responsibility.
• which case shows how epilepsy is a recognised medical condition that can be used for diminished responsibility

  r v Campbell
• what is significant about the case of r v Conroy?

  It shows how autism spectrum disorder is a recognised medical condition for diminished responsibility.
• which case shows how autism spectrum disorder is a recognised medical condition for diminished responsibility?

  r v Conroy
• What is significant about the case of r v squelch?

  It shows how paranoid personality disorder was a recognised medical condition for diminished responsibility.
• what case shows how paranoid personality disorder was a recognised medical condition for diminished responsibility?

  r v squelch