Criminal Defences Crossword

The defence in which a person claimed they had no control over their body or movements.
A very rare situation in which the victim claims they agreed to what the accused did.
When the accused claims they were threatened immediate harm if they didn’t do what they did.
The accused uses this explanation when they have reasonable evidence that they have been set up by the police.
This one is not a proper defence, but can be used to explain the accused’s motives.
This defence is used when the accused claims to have a disease of the mind.
When the accused person’s mental development is not complete.
The accused believes that their actions are not criminal by virtue of the circumstance.
When an ordinary person is compelled to break the law in an emergency situation.
When in emergency situations, an ordinary person defended themselves or their property.