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Case: Winzar v Chief Constable of Kent (1983)
If a defendant is prosecuted for a state of affairs offence, nothing further is required than proof that as a question of fact the state of affairs required by the offence was proved.
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If a defendant is prosecuted for a state of affairs offence, nothing further is required than proof that as a question of fact the state of affairs required by the offence was proved.