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In this video, we delve into the defence of provocation under the Criminal Code Act Compilation Act 1913 in Western Australia, a critical concept in the realm of criminal law. We explore what constitutes provocation, focusing on the legal foundations, key elements, and applications of this defence, particularly in cases involving assault. The video examines significant case law, including Horlatsch v Thomas and Stingel v The Queen, to provide a comprehensive understanding of how provocation is interpreted in Western Australian courts. Additionally, we discuss the limitations of this defence, the subjective and objective tests applied by the courts, and its implications in reducing charges from murder to manslaughter. Join us as we unpack this complex legal defence and its role in balancing human emotions with legal responsibility.