The 'defences' in the CDA 1971, s 5(2) do not apply in [...]cases (however, as with basic criminal damage, a defendant might nevertheless have a lawful excuse if any of the general defences to criminal offences apply).
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Aggravated CD
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The 'defences' in the CDA 1971, s 5(2) do not apply in [...]cases (however, as with basic criminal damage, a defendant might nevertheless have a lawful excuse if any of the general defences to criminal offences apply).
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#cd #crime #law
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The 'defences' in the CDA 1971, s 5(2) do not apply in [...]cases (however, as with basic criminal damage, a defendant might nevertheless have a lawful excuse if any of the general defences to criminal offences apply).
Answer
Aggravated CD
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