Statistics for Criminal Law: Homicide cases

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Hint	Answer	% Correct
Voluntary manslaughter: abnormality of mental functioning	Byrne [1960]	100%
Murder definition	Cunningham [1982]	100%
Voluntary manslaughter: substantial mental impairment	Golds [2016]	100%
Voluntary manslaughter: hypothetical person	Reijimanski & Gassman [2017]	100%
Voluntary manslaughter: intoxication not counted	Asmelash [2013]	0%
Voluntary manslaughter: medical proof	Bunch [2013]	0%
Voluntary manslaughter: fear of serious violence	Dawes [2013]	0%
Voluntary manslaughter: loss of self-control	Jewell [2014]	0%
Involuntary manslaughter: serious and obvious risk	Kuddus [2019]	0%
Voluntary manslaughter: sense of being seriously wronged	Mohammed [2005]	0%
Involuntary manslaughter: reasonably foreseeable	Rose [2017]	0%
Direct intention from motive	R v Ingilis [2011]	0%
Involuntary manslaughter: D was grossly negligent	Sellu [2016]	0%
Involuntary manslaughter: gross negligence	Wacker [2003]	0%