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Att. Gen. v Goss [2005] JLR_Note 26 (08 June 2005)

Criminal Law Provocation Psychiatric Evidence

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Jurisdiction: Jersey
Posture: Criminal / Not Specified

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Psychiatric evidence is relevant to the assessment of provocation in criminal proceedings.

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Criminal / Not Specified

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admissibility and relevance of psychiatric evidence in provocation

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Psychiatric evidence may be relevant to the issue of provocation in criminal law.

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Psychiatric evidence is relevant to the assessment of provocation in criminal proceedings.

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