match the definitions

CLU 3M/E Types of Defences Quiz Match the definitions in Column B with the appropriate term in Column A. Column A Column B A. The accused must show that she was too stoned or drunk to form the intent to commit the offence, 1 . No Actus Reus B. If the accused can prove beyond reasonable doubt that she was somewhere other than the crime scene when the crime was committed this defence can be used. 2. Mental disorder C. Usually used in sexual assault cases - the accused must show that the victim willingly participated 3. Automatism D. The onus lies with the prosecution to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the accused did commit the 4. Consent ard alool es crime. E. If the accused has been charged and tried for an 5. Duress offence then that person generally cannot be tried for that crime again. 6. Intoxication F. The accused is able to demonstrate the absence of th intent to commit the act. 7. Self defence G. If a person commits an act believing that certain circumstances or facts existed, but actually did not, 8. No Mens Rea this defence can be used. H. The accused must demonstrate that he acted under 9. Mistake of fact threat of force or immediate personal harm. I. The accused must show that reasonable force was u 10. Alibi in the protection of personal property or those unde his care. Bos 11. Double Jeopardy J. Defence counsel must demonstrate that the accuse suffered from some form of severe mental deficiency the time of the crime. K. The accused must demonstrate that the offence wa committed while he temporarily suffered from a complete lack of control over his bodily movement