loss of control

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s54 coroners and justice act 2009
loc = defendant must kill as a result of loss of control
need not be sudden (Baillie)
longer time lapse, less likely to succeed (Ibrams and Gregory)
loc must be recognised by a qualifying trigger
can fear violence for another/D was in fear of serious violence (Ward)
2. things said or done constituting circumstances of an extremely grave character but also caused D to have a justifiable sense of being seriously wronged (Zebedee) (Hatter) (Bowyer)
3. a combination of both
sexual infidelity to be disregarded (Dawes) unless essential part of context (Clinton)
not available if act of revenge (Ibrams and Gregory)
triggers are disregarded if D incited something
objective test - would a person with normal self control have reacted in the same way (Camplin)
short temper must be disregarded (Mohammed)

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loss of control

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1.1.1 Violent Offences

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6.1.3 Biodiversity Loss

5.3 Revenue, Costs, Profit, and Loss

1.3 The place of voluntary work

8.1.2 Locus of Control

2.11 Forced and Voluntary Migration

3.5.3 Criminal and Deviant Behaviour

1.4.2 Eysenck's Criminal Personality Theory

1.6 Profit and Loss

8. The Control of Gene Expression

2.4.3 Stock Control

3.3 Control Structures

5.4 Social Control

4.2 Control accounts

13.3.2 Version control

6.3 Treatments to Rehabilitate and Reduce Criminal Behaviour