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zarzee | 23:01 Thu 07th May 2015 | Criminal
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what is the difference between general and specific defences ? anyone...
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one is quite general, the other much more specific
23:02 Thu 07th May 2015
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Answered on your other thread. (A general defence seeks to show the absence of mens rea, rather than challenging specific facts as a specific defence would do).
23:24 Thu 07th May 2015
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thank you peeps
08:24 Fri 08th May 2015

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