s54 Coroners and Justice Act 2009 - Statistics

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Hint	Answer	% Correct
Voluntary intoxication is irrelevant to this test	Asmelash	0%
Relevant factors in assessing this include D's temperament and the _________	circumstances	0%
Sexual infidelity on its own is not a QT, but is relevant to assessing whether other possible QTs are extremely grave	Clinton	0%
Sexual infidelity is relevant to this test	Clinton	0%
D may not rely on the defence where he incites violence as an excuse to kill	Dawes	0%
A short time lapse may indicate that D lost control, while a longer time lapse may be evidence that D "cooled ___" and killed with a considered desire for revenge.	down	0%
Thing said or done which are of extremely ____ character and gave D a justifiable sense of being wronged	grave	0%
The violence must be directed either at D, or another ____ person	identified	0%
There must be a loss of control, which is defined as a loss of normal powers of reasoning. It is assessed subjectively	Jewell	0%
This test is _____	objective	0%
Mental health issues (any anything else which affects self-control) is irrelevant if it affects self-control or tolerance	Rejmanski	0%
The violence D subjectively fears must objectively be _______	serious	0%
Might a person, of the same age and sex as D, with normal ________ and self-control in all D’s circumstances have reacted the same way as D?	tolerance	0%
1. Loss of Control	x	0%
.	x	0%
2a. Fear Trigger	x	0%
.	x	0%
2b. Anger Trigger	x	0%
.	x	0%
3. Same Reaction	x	0%

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