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Revision as of 21:05, 13 April 2009
If the complainant consented to sexual activity against her inclination because she was frightened of the defendant, even if her fear was irrational and caused by her mental disorder, it did not follow that she lacked the capacity to choose whether to agree to sexual activity
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ICLR - House of Lords leave to appeal given, 10/02/09
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