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LAW 301 Criminal Law 1 Exam 2022

LAW 301: First Semester Examination, 26 January 2022, Course Instructors Dr Barr Colbert/Justice Nkongho, University of Buea, Faculty of Laws and Political Science, Department of English Law: the recurring automatism/chloroform-defilement scenario revisited (with a new hypoglycaemia-crisis stabbing sub-question), the distinction between substantive and adjectival law, the principle of legality's advantages, and R v Bailey on ignorance of a new law.

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University of Buea

Faculty of Law and Political Science - FLPS

LAW3012022

Criminal Law 1

Exam · First Semester · Level 300

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In R v. Bailey ”The accused was charge and convicted of an offence created when he was at sea and could not possibly know the law. It was held that his situation could be recommended for mercy, but the fact that he did not know the new law was not a defense”. Discuss. (30 MKS) GOOD LUCK

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