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Automatism (criticsms (narrow approach (Broome v Perkins (D drove…

- - - - D drove recklessly during hypoglyceamic attack hitting a car on the way and reported himself to polce once regained conciousness
        
        automatism not available as not complete loss of control as he could exercise some control over his movements
  - - - automatism caused by disease moe likely to recur than state caused by external factor
  - - - when unconcious people act voluntarily
        
        automatism should not give rise to complete accuital
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  - - - D attacked ex GF new BF during hypoglycemia attack
        
        D would be allowed defence if he did not know that not eating would put him in this state.
- - - - Valium tablets had an opposite effect