LAW-GAT Criminal Law MCQs

The defence concerns legal incapacity at the time of the act.
Medical illness alone does not automatically establish the legal test.

Necessity balances the harm caused against a greater harm avoided.
Its application is narrow and fact-dependent.

The defence concerns legal incapacity at the time of the act.
Medical illness alone does not automatically establish the legal test.

The Penal Code provides an absolute immunity for a child under seven.
For older children, maturity of understanding becomes relevant.

The defence concerns legal incapacity at the time of the act.
Medical illness alone does not automatically establish the legal test.

The Penal Code provides an absolute immunity for a child under seven.
For older children, maturity of understanding becomes relevant.

The defence concerns legal incapacity at the time of the act.
Medical illness alone does not automatically establish the legal test.

The Penal Code provides an absolute immunity for a child under seven.
For older children, maturity of understanding becomes relevant.

Involuntary intoxication may affect criminal capacity under the statutory conditions.
Voluntary intoxication generally provides much narrower protection.

The Penal Code provides an absolute immunity for a child under seven.
For older children, maturity of understanding becomes relevant.

Involuntary intoxication may affect criminal capacity under the statutory conditions.
Voluntary intoxication generally provides much narrower protection.

The Penal Code provides an absolute immunity for a child under seven.
For older children, maturity of understanding becomes relevant.