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Cumulative Index Dangerous driving, grievous bodily harm maximum sentences, 238–241 Dangerous offenders, see also Detention for public protection; Imprisonment for public protection dangerousness previous convictions for unrelated offences, 66–68 Date of offence, continuing offences validity of indictments, 214–216 Deception, rape consent, 144–147 Defence counsel, withdrawal time for preparation of defence, 404–408 Defences, defence of others possession for terrorist purposes, 72–79 duress murder by child acting under parental influence, 138–141 insanity knowledge of right and wrong, 132–134 Deportation, fear of persecution reasonable excuse for withholding information, 229–231 Detention for public protection, causing death by dangerous driving risk of reoffending, 314–318 Dictatorships, terrorist information reasonable excuse, 160–165 Discretionary life imprisonment, attempted murder mentally disordered offenders, 236–238 Doli incapax, mental impairment stay of proceedings, 165–171 Due process, conduct of judges case management, 299–300 Duress, murder children acting under parental influence, 138–141 Electronic documents, possession for terrorist purposes statutory interpretation, 71–81 Escaping, release on temporary licence failure to return to custody, 301–302 Evidence, codification New Zealand, 85–87 Exclusionary discretion, words constituting offence causing harassment, alarm or distress, 383–385 Extended sentences, young offenders public protection, 314–318 Extraterritoriality, police interviews overseas interrogation of own nationals, 121–131 Eyewitnesses, reliability jury directions, 172–173 False statements, rape allegations credibility, 394–398 Fitness to drive, causing death by driving sleeping at the wheel, 410–411 Fitness to plead, young offenders mental impairment, 165–171 Foreign governments, terrorist information activities directed against dictatorships, 160–165 Fresh evidence, identification grounds for appeal, 57–59 Grievous bodily harm, dangerous driving maximum sentences, 238–241 Grounds for appeal, fresh evidence identification, 57–59 Guilty pleas, privilege against self-incrimination evidence against co-defendants, 391–394 Handling stolen goods, confiscation orders benefit from criminal conduct, 231–233 Homicide, see also specific offences Australia reform proposals, 336 Hospital orders, attempted murder public protection, 236–238 © SWEET &MAXWELL
Cumulative Index Human rights, see No punishment without law; Right to fair trial Identification, eyewitnesses jury directions on reliability, 172–173 fresh evidence grounds for appeal, 57–59 Immigration offences, reasonable excuse fear of persecution on deportation, 229–231 Imprisonment for public protection, consecutive sentences minimum term, 68–71 dangerousness previous convictions for unrelated offences, 66–68 indecent photographs of children risk of reoffending, 320–326 indication of sentence findings of dangerousness after indication, 311–314 Indecent assault, appeals against conviction Court of Appeal approach to ‘‘old’’ cases, 50–54 Indecent photographs of children, imprisonment for public protection risk of reoffending, 320–326 ‘‘up-skirting’’/‘‘down-blousing’’ legal approach, 370–382 Indication of sentence, imprisonment for public protection findings of dangerousness after indication, 311–314 Indictments, date of offence continuing offences, 214–216 Infanticide, mens rea intention to kill or cause serious bodily harm, 388–391 Injunctions, public nuisance prostitution, 353–369 Insanity, M’Naghten rules knowledge of right and wrong, 132–134 Intention, infanticide mens rea, 388–391 murder children acting under parental influence, 138–141 possession of firearms with intent self-defence, 386–388 Intermediaries, vulnerable and intimidated witnesses evaluation of scheme, 91–104 Intervening events, joint enterprise causation, 218–222 Investigations, see Criminal investigations Joint enterprise, criminal liability generally, 3–18 Law Commission proposals, 19–31 withdrawal causation, 218–222 JSB specimen directions, reform proposals, 337–338 Judges, conduct due process, 299–300 Judicial comment, video re-enactments Australia, 409–410 Judicial review, Law Commission consultation paper, 175–176 Juries, bias Crown prosecutors/police officers, 134–138 Jurisdiction, extraterritoriality overseas interrogation of own nationals, 121–131 Jury directions, causing death of children or vulnerable adults risk of significant harm, 54–57 identification reliability of eyewitnesses, 172–173 JSB specimen directions reform proposals, 337–338 video re-enactments Australia, 409–410 Keeping brothels, continuing offences validity of indictments, 214–216 Knowledge, insanity withdrawal of insanity verdict from jury, 132–134 possession of prohibited firearms strict liability, 327–330 M’Naghten rules, knowledge of right and wrong withdrawal of insanity verdict from jury, 132–134 © SWEET &MAXWELL
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