This criteria contains both a subjective and an objective consideration: In addition, s. 34(2)(b) imports a subjective element, the belief of the accused that he cannot otherwise preserve himself from death or grievous bodily harm. However, this belief must meet an objective standard that is based 'on reasonable and probable grounds'… (Regina v. Bogue, supra, at para. 16)
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