The burden of proof in criminal law l definition l general rule l exceptions l legal principles.
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- The video generally covers the burden of proof in criminal matters, the definition, the general rule, the position of the law on burden of proof under statute, case law & the exceptions to the general rule governing the burden of proof. Contact us for any details on: 0703-490014
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Thank you counsel but I would like you to explain for me the M'Naghten case
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would you please write the cases you have cited in the description. it will be easy to look for them
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Counsel can't I raise a defence of voluntary intoxication under circumstances like to Carryout an act of revenge with the intent
The purpose of raising a defence as an accused is to adduce (weaken) the evidence of the prosecution, that you committed the crime under intoxication. For your defence to succeed, you must prove that the toxication was involuntary (eg. Another person maliciously added a toxic substance into your soft drink without your knowledge and you took your drink with an honest belief that it was free from any toxicant. However, if the prosecution finds out that the intoxication was voluntary, your defence fails, and you face the consequences of your actions.
An accused person who voluntarily admits and confesses to having committed a crime incriminates him/herself once proves to the court that your confession was voluntary (not obtained by fear or prejudice, or by hope of advantage or lenient sentence). Such evidence is admissible and is used against the accused.
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