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Munich: CH Beck 3d ed. 1997)(“principle of autonomy” in necessity), and in cases highlighting a defendant' s failure to obtain the victim' s consent in some way (eg, notice, consultation, voting, or the drawing of lots),

—describes how shipwrecked sailors killed a boy and then “fed upon the body and blood of the boy for four days.”

—two men and a boy were shipwrecked; the men killed the boy and ate his flesh to prolong their own lives

Id. vessels were in view, nor was there “any reasonable prospect of relief”; and (4) “there was no appreciable chance of saving life except by killing some one for the others to eat

—the court accepted Sir Matthew Hale's declaration that it was not the law of England that a starving man could steal bread.

—court convicts defendants on the ground that necessity is no defense to murder, as a matter of law, precipitating their royal pardon, as a matter of mercy

Students studying criminal law do not spend time reading uncomplicated cases of homicide; rather, they study a homicide involving starving survivors and their cannibalism of a shipmate

Antiga brincadeira infantil praticada entre os séculos XVI e XIX.(N. da T.)** Esporte medieval no qual os ursos tinham os dentes e as garras arrancados e, acorrentados, eram devorados por cães ferozes.(N. da T.) 1.

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