Practice and Procedure
DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC PROSECUTIONS V ROGERS (1997)
PUBLISHED October 15, 1997The defence of duress of circumstance was very often misapplied. The subjective and objective aspects must be looked at clearly and separately. It was extremely rarely available in driving cases.
DC (Brooke LJ, Gage J)
15/10/1997
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