all cases Flashcards
what is the voluntary intoxication case involving the basic intent crime of assault
majewski (lord elwyn jones ‘debauched and destroyed his own will’)
what is the voluntary intoxication case involving murder
beard (‘drunkenness rendering the accused incapable of forming such intent’)
what is the case for past intoxication
harris (past alcoholism induced hallucinations)
what is the case for dutch courage, intoxication
gallagher (whisky + knife)
what is the case for being spiked as involuntary intoxication
kingston (spiked pedophile)
what is the case for prescribed drugs involuntary intoxication
bailey (insulin + failure to eat)
what is the case for an unexpected reaction to soporific drugs involuntary intox
hardie (valium)
what is the case for an intoxicated mistake
lipman (LSD)
what are the two cases that created the distinction between BI crimes and SI crimes
- caldwell, recklessness v intent
- heard, ‘purpose’ test
what is the case for oblique intent
woolin (baby)
what is the case for recklessness
cunningham (gas metre)
what is the case for the continuing act theory
Fagan (police officer foot)
what is the case for the transaction theory
thabo meli (cliff death)
what is the case for transferred malice
saunders (poison apple)
what is the case for contractual duty
pitwood (railway)
case for special relationship duty
gibbons and proctor (child neglect)
what is the case for voluntary assumed responsibility of another
stone and dobinson (elderly sister)
dangerous situation case
miller (started fire)
case for statutory duty
greener (dog attack)
case for official position duty
dytham (misconduct in a public office)
case for factual causation
white (unrelated heart attack to poison)
case for legal causation
kimsey (more than minimal link)
medical treatment intervening act case
jordan (palpably wrong)
victim acting unreasonably intervening act case
roberts (jumped out of car to avoid sexual assault)