Loss of Control

• 5 days had elapsed from bullying to the death of the victim.


  R v Ibrams and Gregory
• demonstrates a desire for revenge

  R V Baillie
• when looking at the gravity of the taunt the jury should only take age and sex into account when considering how the reasonable man would respond in the circumstances

  R v Camplin
• tolerance, the case of Gregson (2006) D had depression and epilepsy which probably resulted in him losing his job, he was sensitive about this (D’s circumstances).

  Gregson
• R v Ibrams and Gregory


  5 days had elapsed from bullying to the death of the victim
• R v Baille


  Demonstrates a desire for revenge
• R v Clinton


  Sexual infidelity cannot be relied upon on its own as a qualifying trigger
• R v Camplin


  When looking at the gravity of the taunt the jury should only take age and sex into account when considering how the reasonable man would respond in the circumstances