Doli Incapax in UK Law
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Cps v P
... ... of opinion appears to be directed at the question of whether P was doli incapax ... 7 The other professionals who ... ...
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R v T
... ... had not known that what he was doing was wrong, a defence that he was doli incapax. He sought a preliminary ruling from the trial judge that this ... ...
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R v T
... ... in respect of all children aged 10 or over the concept or doctrine of doli incapax. However, in the case of the Crown Prosecution Service v P [2007] ... ...
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B. (A Minor) v DPP
... ... Now that the presumption of doli incapax is being banished from our law, a child of any age above the age ... ...
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R v Friend
... ... of Lords held that the presumption between the ages of 10—14 was doli incapax could be rebutted only by clear positive evidence that the child ... ...
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Stephen andrew Dowds v The Queen
... ... section 34 Crime and Disorder Act 1998 removed the whole concept of doli incapax from children between the ages of 10 and 14 or removed only the ... ...
- C (A Minor) v DPP
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R v Secretary of State for the Home Department, ex parte T.; R v Secretary of State for the Home Department, ex parte H.; R v Secretary of State for the Home Department, ex parte Hickey
... ... of children is still developing, the presumption that they were doli incapax had to be rebutted in their case. The fact that it was rebutted ... ...
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L. (A Minor) v DPP
... ... as to the capacity of the appellant to rebut the presumption of doli incapax following the decision of the House of Lords in C (a minor) v DPP ... ...
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PF v R
... ... as being below the age of 14 and that the rebuttable presumption of doli incapax applied to all counts, meaning the appellant, as a child, was to ... ...
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