- fact".
There are two
types of presumptions:
rebuttable presumptions and
irrebuttable (or conclusive) presumptions.: 25 A
rebuttable presumption will either...
- the case are to be proved, and may be
either rebuttable or
irrebuttable. An
irrebuttable presumption of fact may not be
challenged by the defense, and...
-
iuris tantum -
rebuttable presumption praesumptio iuris et de iure -
irrebuttable or
conclusive presumption praesumptio innocentiae Presumption of innocence...
-
statutes defining mental illness as an excuse. Moreover, if
there is an
irrebuttable presumption of doli
incapax – that is, that the
accused did not have...
-
illness (for example, see the
principle of doli
incapax which raises an
irrebuttable presumption in
criminal law that an
infant is
incapable of committing...
-
Republic and to the
Czech and
Slovak nations. The
hostility presumption was
irrebuttable in case of
entities in the Art.1(1),
while it is
rebuttable under Art...
-
should be
sufficient to
negate responsibility, in
effect creating an
irrebuttable presumption of
irresponsibility arising from
proof of a
severe mental...
-
normally called simply, "mistake". Usually,
there is in
legal cases an
irrebuttable presumption that
people who are
about to
engage in an
activity will comply...
- two
counts of
incitement to
commit buggery. At that time,
there was an
irrebuttable presumption that a boy
under the age of
fourteen years was incapable...
-
outcome of the decision. Once this fact has been established, the bias is
irrebuttable and
disqualification is automatic—the decision-maker will be
barred from...
