R v Sally Lane & John Letts [2018] UKSC 36
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Channel: marcuscleaver · 2018 · Education
Funding terrorism has long been an offence even as the nature of terrorism has changed. The question that is being addressed in this case is what mental element (or mens rea) is required of the accused when it comes to this crime. Should we consider the viewpoint of that person or take a more objective stance based on society's standards? Music from bensound.com
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