Criminal Law Second Term Flashcards

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DPP for NI v Lynch on MR

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No intent needed, just knowldge

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R v Hasan

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Prostitute’s boyfriend

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For s.6, does R v Wood have the necessary MR?

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He thought it abandoned so no

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R v Mitchell

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Post office; transferred malice of dangerous act

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R v Kingston

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Intoxicated paedo

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What case shows that it is irrelevant if V was happy for duty to be neglected?

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R v Wacker

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Why was a defence necessary in Re A?

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Because of indirect intention

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In which soft law instrument does it state that there needs to be a statistical link between the risks created by drinking and those created by D’s acts?

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Modal Penal Code

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R v Powell and English on fundamental difference

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HoL found tenable argument that should have gone to the jury if wood is fundamentally different to a knife

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What did Matthews and Alleyne highlight about indirect intention?

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Jury must be told about discretion under Woollin

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What are the two partial defences to murder?

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Diminished responsibility and loss of control

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R v Vinall

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Bicycles at bus stop

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What does the case of Diestchemann tell us about the causation of an abnormality?

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Need not be the only reason, just substantial

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When does Majewski not apply to basic intent (Brady)?

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When D would have done the same sober

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What is the basic definition of theft?

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Dishonestly appropriates property belonging to another with the intention of permanently depriving the other of it

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R v Velumyl

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Company director

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Why do Horder and McGowan prefer GNMS to UAMS?

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Not limited specific non-fatal offence against V

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Who argues that there should be a margin of sympathy for doctors under indirect intent?

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Ashworth, “Criminal Liability in a Medical Context”

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What section of Theft Act provides a get out, usually when it’s a gift?

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S.3(2)

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What is the only difference between s.18 and murder?

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Chance outcome of death

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R v Mitchell on s.6?

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Court distinguished between hiding and leaving the object in an obvious place

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R v Sutcliffe

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Experts concluded together but still convicted

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Who argued for an exclusionary effect of the insanity defence?

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Child and Sullivan, “When does the Insanity Defence Apply?”

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What case outlines the definition of a ‘human being’?

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Attorney-General’s Reference (No.3 of 1994)

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Why was R v Lloyd not a permanent deprivation?
Object still had virtue
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Ratio in Watson?
Entire act need not be dangerous
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What case showed that the question of whether condition was 'significant' for DR is left to the jury?
R v Khan
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R v Clarkson
Barracks rape and friends
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Lawrence v MPC on s.3
P deliberately omitted 'without the consent of the owner'
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What section is diminished responsibility under in CJA?
S.52
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What judge in particular considered private defence?
Ward LJ
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What did Hale suggest in Hasan to look after battered women?
Limit to forcing others to do criminal acts, suggesting Law Com's suggestion of associating 'without reasonable excuse
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What are the three main elements of insanity?
1) defect of reason, (2) from disease of the mind (3) so as (a) not to know nature/quality of act OR (b) know it was wrong
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Ratio in Dawson?
Not with hindsight
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What case shows that diminished responsibility is not the same as insanity due to needing MR?
R v Byrne
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What does the case of DPP for NI v Maxwell say?
Can infer from the fact you know P to be terrorists that weapons will be involved
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R v Mitchell
Stolen car
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R v Bailey
Pipe to batter wife's lover
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DPP for NI v Lynch
IRA hijacked
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What does Hasan say primarily in duress by threats?
You cannot voluntarily associate with someone you know or ought to know uses threats to force others to do things
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What does Keown believe was confused in Bland?
Sanctity of life and vitalism
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What does Beckford v R show?
Most responses are reasonable if you believe your life to be in danger
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What did Steyn reject in Hinks?
Appropriates is preceded by 'unlawfully'
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Carter v Richardson
Driving instructor and other drunk
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who suggested the number of NGRI verdicts is levelling out?
Mackay "Ten More Years of the Insanity Defence"
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Why was automatism refused as a defence in Coley?
Enough control to find the key
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R v Pittwood
Train crossing
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Tuck v Robson
After hours in pub (aid and abet)
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What case shows that an omission cannot form a UA for UAMS?
Lowe
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R v Burgess
Sleepwalking without external event so insanity
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What Act covers theft and in what sections?
The Theft Act 1968, s.1-6
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What are the elements of unlawful act manslaughter?
D committed an unlawful act, it was 'dangerous' and it 'caused' the death of V
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What does R v Turner show about s.5?
You can steal your own property
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Beckford v R
Policeman and brother gun
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R v Safi
Hijack plane
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Who gave the test for dishonesty in Ghosh?
Lord Lane CJ
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R v Gnango on victim rule
Victims are capable of assisting offences against them
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What case shows duress by threats is never a defence to murder?
R v Howe
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R v Marshall
Ticket tout; travelcards belonged to LU
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What case enforces the fact that the threat for duress needs to be of death/serious harm (e.g. Moriarty v Brookes --\> Piercing skin)?
R v Dao
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National Coal Board v Gamble on MR
Overweight lorry; knowledge, not intent
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What is the MR for murder?
D needs to have intended death or GBH (R v Cunningham)
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What did Mustill say to show his concern with adjudicating Bland?
'proper subject for legal adjudication'?
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R v Navabi
insufficient funds not theft because purely contractual right for bank to pay
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Carter v Richardson on MR
A must realise D will commit with necessary MR
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What did Ashworth suggest about 2nd degree murder under Law Com proposals?
May need a new label or juries may be way to convict under it
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R v Asmelash
'General' in s.54(3) only applies to permanent disorder; can't consider voluntary intoxication
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Who in Hasan was concerned about battered women under duress by threats?
Hale
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R v Hall
Travel agent
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R v Yemoh
Manslaughter instead of murder
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R v Pommell
Firearm friend suicide
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What case shows Brennan not being followed in DR?
R v Sutcliffe
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Which case, according to Rogers, conflicts fundamentally with Kennedy?
Evans
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R v Hinks on s.2 dishonesty
Dolphin may still have consented to Hinks taking
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Why was there no duty to continue treatment in Re B?
He rejected it
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What was direction on intent at time of abandonment only sufficient for in R v Vinall?
Theft, not robbery
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R v T
Rape and robbery; PTSD
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R v Kohn
Steal whilst not in overdraft, but not when in it
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Which case showed the courts rejecting voluntary intoxication and then deciding on a clan acquittal, despite liability for insanity?
R v Harris
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R v Calhaem
C hired hitman, hammer
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R v Dix
Reputable medical evidence
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R v Dietschemann
Drunk, elderly aunt
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What did the court reject in Bland as a possible route?
Expanding Re F
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Why did the court reject expanding Re F in Bland?
He had no best interests of any kind
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What section of what statute governs for self defence?
S.73 Criminal Justice and Immigration Act 2008
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R v Bainbridge on MR
Can be liable if oxygen equipment used to steal but unlikely for assault as not in contemplation
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A-G of Jersey v Holley
Depression; provocation. No mental disorder should be considered.
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In what act can the two partial defences to murder be found?
Coroners and Justice Act 2003
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R v Briggs
Elderly relatives moving close
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What case shows that if you create a dangerous situation you may have a duty to V?
R v Evans
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R v Bailey
Nickel loan; looked at Ghosh too soon when agreement in law
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R v Hinks
Short sliver of time to give contemporaneity
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R v Bainbridge
Oxygen equipment for safes
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R v Bryce
Caravan; aiding by bringing him into company
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Why was it decided that they could turn off the machine in Bland?
No hope, best interests have gone so no duty to keep him alive
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Why was Hardie not a case of intoxication?
Didn't realise he would become intoxicated
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R v Clarkson on MR for accessories
Requires intent that presence assists
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A-G Ref (No.3 of 2004)
Mobster, shot in air, fundamentally different
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What should the trial judge not have said in Woollin?
'substantial risk' because blurs line between MS and murder
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R v Adomako
Eye anaesthetist; oxygen
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What was the UA in Meeking?
Road Traffic Act
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R v Shayler
MI5 plots
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What do the cases of Tuck v Robson and R v Webster show D has a duty to do in order to avoid aiding and abetting?
Stop a crime if they have the power
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What is the moral equivalent thesis of 1st degree murder under Law Com proposals?
Awareness of significant risk is equal to intending, so both are applicable.
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What was decided in R v Velumyl under s.6?
Needs to pay back the exact money he took to not be guilty
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What case shows you can rely on intoxication as a way to prove lack of MR?
R v Lipman
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What is the direction in Golds on effect of abnormality?
Must be more than 'trivial or minimal'
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What does Clinton say about infidelity for loss of control?
If it was the only cause , no defence , but usually a range
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R v Hardie
Valium, fire
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What case shows that D needs to directly intend the outcome to have direct intention; i.e. not just appear to be helping?
R v Steane
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What does Rogers say about necessity and P?
Necessity challenges the supremacy of P
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R v Saunders and Archer
Poison apple for wife but son
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What section does R v Gilks fall under?
S.5: obtained property by mistake and duty to restore
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R v Bryce on MR of accessories
Didn't need to know P would go through with it, just a real possibility
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R v Hatton
Sledgehammer, martial arts
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Who said the degree of foresight is high enough to be sufficiently close to culpability associated with murder?
Rogers
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R v Cheshire on causing the death?
Only need logical link, regardless of intervention
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R v Oye
Devil constables
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In what case were the points in C v DPP so important as to mean no defence of necessity was given?
R v Nicklinson
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Ratio in Calhaem?
Not necessary to show counselling was a substantial cause of offence
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What case shows breach must create an obvious risk of death to the reasonable person?
R v Misra
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R v Codere
Knew it was unlawful
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R v Rahman on accessory and acting outside common purpose
Rodger considers if P and D want to kill A, but P kills BDEF, D only liable for A
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R v Lowe
Neglect
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Why was the case of Quick automatism?
Caused not by disease (insanity) but by insulin (automatism)
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Re A
Surgical separation
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What is an additional defence under duress by circumstance?
S.31 Immigration and Asylum Act 1999
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R v Wood
Abandoned; honest unreasonable belief owner was gone
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R v Pitham and Mehl
Trying to sell furniture; guilty of assumption
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R v Tyrrell
Underage sex; can't convict V because protected
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Oxford v Moss
Exam paper
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R v Gomez on consent in s.3
It is irrelevant for indefeasible or voidable title
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Edwards v Ddin
Petrol in car; no MR at time of appropriation
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R v Dowds
Drunk and wife
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R v Morris
Switched labels
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Who highlights that 1st degree murder under the Law Commission's Recommendations for Homicide Law Reform confirms to 'moral equivalence thesis'?
Ashworth
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What case shows uncertain scope of GNMS does not violate Art.7 ECHR?
Misra
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What case throws doubt on R v T?
Coley
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What case did allow duress by threats as a defence but would now come under complicity rules?
R v Lynch
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R v Kingston
Paedophile drug
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R v Nedrick
Lighted petrol; subjective intention/virtual certainty
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R v Woollin
Throw baby
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What did they never find in Beckford v R?
A gun
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Who said that Bland leaves the law in a 'morally and intellectually misshapen' state?
Mustill
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R v Rahman
Three stab wounds; only need to foresee necessary MR, not exact MR
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R v Gianetto
Enough to encourage for aid and abet
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R v Brown
Adjustment disorder
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What Article is activated by the NGRI verdict?
Article 5 ECHR
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R v Gnango on JE
Crown Court was wrong; needs to be a distinct Crime A and Crime B
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R v Dawson
Petrol station
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R v Thabo Meli
Beat up, cliff
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What did R v Mendez note about the FD rule and guidance?
The FD rule is unclear, leading to confusing guidance set out in paragraph 14
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R v Ghosh
Surgeon, consultancy fees
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R v Hasan on Hudson and Taylor
Wrongly decided
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What was the ratio in Thabo Meli?
You can find causation through a sequence of acts; not necessarily all together
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What two cases show V must be aware if D is to be convicted of GNMS for undertaking responsibility?
R v Evans; R v Sinclair, Johnson and Smith
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R v Brennan
All experts agreed
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Why does Majewski not apply to murder?
Majewski is only for basic intent offences
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What is Calhaem an example of ?
Counselling
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R v JM and SM
Bouncers; case left to jury
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R v Turner (No.2)
Service station
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R v Meeking
Motorway handbrake
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Corcoran v Whent
Ate food then planned to run off - already appropriated
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Re B
Paralysed
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R v Bronson
Police hostage
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What does s.8 CJA say about direct intention for murder?
You cannot infer it from natural/foreseeable consequences
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What case conflicts with A-G Ref (No.1 of 1983) on s.3?
R v Gresham
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What type of defence is necessity?
Utilitarian
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Sharman v HM Coroner for Inner North London & Another
Coffee table leg
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What is the one requirement of the defendant in duress by circumstance in terms of a positive duty?
Seek police protection if possible
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What are the two key phrases Coke gave for his definition of murder?
'Malice aforethought' and 'man of sound memory'
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R v Webster on AR
Drink driving friend accomplice by not stopping him
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What section of CJIA does Hatton fall under?
S.76(5)
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R v Gamble
Kneecapping; knife to slit
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R v Church
Mock sexually
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R v Wacker
Illegal immigrant
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What was Edmund Davies LJ's direction for 'dangerous' in UAMS?
'such as all sober and reasonable people would' perceive the risk of at least 'some harm'
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A-G Ref (No.1 of 1975)
Laced friend's drink; driver
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What two cases show intoxication cannot lead to a partial defence for murder (without a recognised mental condition for DR, e.g. Dietschemann)?
R v Asmelash (loss of control) and R v Dowds
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What three cases show murder throw omission?
R v Matthews and Alleyne; Re B; Airedale NHS Trust v Bland
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R v Khan
If condition was 'significant' is left to the jury
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R v Bowen
Cannot consider anything for duress by threats that makes D more vulnerable outside of age/gender
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R v Clarke
Shoplifting
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R v Feely
Manager in betting shop; intention to repay irrelevant
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R v Scarlett
Drunken customer
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What two cases show that D's actions must be seen to reasonably relate to their objective in duress by circumstance?
Shayler and Bronson
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R v Golds
Sever psychosis
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R v Bryce on MR
Final word: knowledge is enough for assisting/encouraging
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A-G Ref (No.1 of 1983)
Policewoman overpaid
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What are Kington and A-G Ref (No. 1 of 1975) examples of?
Procuring
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R v Church on causing the death?
Need only have the different elements at some point during the event
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What abnormality was found in Brown to fit under DR?
Adjustment disorder
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Who gave two ways an act can be involuntary; by its nature (flight) and by V's characteristics (R v Blaue)?
T Jones
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R v Singh
Carbon monoxide; manager of flats
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What was decided in Briggs?
Deceptions are not covered in the Theft Act
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what is the modern definition of murder?
An act or omission causing the death of a human under the Queen's peace, done with an intent to kill or seriously harm any human being
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Why is it unlikely duress by circumstances will allow defence for murder?
Modelled off duress by threats
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Lawrence v MPC
Overcharged student; regardless of consent to appropriation
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Why was Lipman not automatism?
Voluntary intoxication
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What does s.73 SOA seem to acknowledge?
Doctors would be liable for accessory after Bryce
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R v Valderrama-Vega
'But for' cause, so motivated by threat to release homosexual activities and money, but mostly personal violence
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Attorney-General's Reference (No.3 of 1994)
independent existence from mother needed
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When is the only time intoxication is a defence?
When no MR as a result
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why was the defence of intoxication not allowed in Kingston?
He knew what he was doing was wrong so still had MR
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Re A
Conjoined twins
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R v Hudson and Taylor
Consider D's position for reasonable reaction
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What case gives a 'but for' cause for duress by threats?
R v Valderrama-Vega
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R v Quayle and others
Cannabis pain
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What three types of duty of care are there under GNMS?
Special relationship/created dangerous situation/undertook responsibility
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What case shows reputable medical evidence is needed for DR?
Dix
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Why was R v Hall not guilty under s.5?
Breached contract but no obligation to deal with specific money in a certain way
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R v Bristow
JE; deserted farm
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Name at least two cases which have found a disease of the mind to comply with insanity against modern perception?
R v Kemp (restricted), Sullivan (epilepsy), Hennessy (hyperglycaemia) or Burgess (sleepwalking)
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What does the case of Safi show about duress by circumstance?
D needs to reasonably believe he had to do what he did to escape
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What kind of intent was found in Re A, requiring a defence?
Oblique/indirect
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What should the court have said in Oye?
Insane delusions are not mistaken beliefs
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What does the case of Dowds say about DR?
If you're drunk, no DR defence
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What happened in R v Dawes in regard to the judgment?
Decided that he didn't attack with intention of providing defence, but couldn't prove loss of control anyway
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What Act gives the minimum periods for murder?
Criminal Justice Act 2003
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who believes that it is wrong to damn intoxication as a wrong in itself purely due to its risky nature?
Simester, Intoxication is never a defence.
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DPP v Camplin
Chapatti
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How does Rogers suggest any breach of Art.7 could be avoided under liability for death arising from drug misuse?
List of examples of relationships leading to duty of care
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What does Camplin say about s.54(3) of CJA for loss of control?
Reasonable person must be of same age and gender
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Name at least three cases on the fundamental difference rule
R v Powell and English; A-G Ref (No.3 of 2004); R v Gamble; R v Rehman
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Why could R v Coley not rely on automatism?
Voluntary intoxication through cannabis (external factor)
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What is the test for dishonesty in Ghosh?
'according to the ordinary standards of reasonable and honest people what was done was dishonest' and D realised it was dishonest
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What does Lawrence v MPC show about s.3?
Regardless of consent to appropriation
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Why did Kay v Butterworth not fall under automatism?
Realised she was drowsy
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R v Matthews and Alleyne
River
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What does Gillick clash with on MR for accessories?
DPP for NI v Lynch; National Coal Board v Gamble
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Which case created defence of duress by circumstance?
R v Conway
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R v Windle
Only means legally wrong, not morally; spoke about hanging for giving suicidal wife an overdose.
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What does Rogers advocate for private defence?
For it to be extended
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R v Sullivan
Epilepsy
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R v Watson
Burglary
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What case shows duress by threats is never a defence to attempted murder?
R v Gotts
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DPP v Newbury
Paving slab
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Who argues for a 'quasi-causal relation... of controlling influence' when D causes V's suicide through abuse?
Horder and McGowan
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Why should the trial judge not have referred to 'substantial risk' in Woollin?
blurs line between murder and MS
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What are two partial defences to murder?
Loss of control and diminished responsibility
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What is R v Yemoh authority for?
D is liable for the lesser offence he did anticipate
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R v Gresham
Partner died but repayments; need to actually touch money
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R v Lipman
LSD; Snake
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Why could Bailey not rely on automatism?
He allowed himself to get into the state he did.
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R v Powell and English
Drug trade (P knew knife) and policeman (E didn't know knife)
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R v Gomez
Defunct cheque; voidable title but still theft
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What two cases show D undertaking a responsibility through their job for GNMS?
R v Singh; R v Pittwood
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R v Quick
Hypoglycaemia; patient assaulted.
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What are the two main cases on indirect intention?
R v Nedrick; R v Woollin
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What are the requirements for automatism?
Complete loss of control without D's knowledge
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R v Mendez
House party; knife unknown but knew wood
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A-G Ref (No 1 of 1983)
Policewoman overpaid; sufficient to keep in bank
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Who said that Nedrick;Woollin may have widened intention too much, forcing Re A to find a defence?
Rogers
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R v Beccera
Left through window; need more overt at scene of crime?
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Why was Clarke not considered a case of insanity?
absentmindedness is not insanity.
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R v Dudley and Stephens
Sailors; hierarchical
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R v Kemp
Restricted blood; beat son
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DPP for NI v Maxwell
IRA terrorists
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R v Gnango
Bandana man
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R v Smith & Others
Robbery of heroin dealer
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'Like a brother' in GNMS?
R v Johnson, Sinclair and Smith
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What academic argues for two possible reforms to involuntary manslaughter; 'Good Samaritan' or liability for death arising from drug misuse?
J Rogers
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What two cases outline a test for dishonesty when not covered in s.2?
Feely and Ghosh
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R v Graham
Reasonable person for duress by threats
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What was the ration in Bristow?
For JE dangerousness is considered at the outset
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What did the case of Pommell show about duress by circumstance?
Not limited to driving offences
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What two cases regretted the decision in R v Cunningham?
R v Rahman and A-G Reference (No.3 of 1994)
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Why is it debatable if omission in Dobinson amounted to causing death?
V may not have ben sectioned anyway
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Why does Keown argue Bland has confused the law?
Prohibits active but allows passive killing.
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R v Harris
Reckless arson
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What are the three mental condition defences?
Intoxication, insanity and automatism
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R v Bourne
Wife and dog
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What are the two types of involuntary manslaughter?
Gross negligence and unlawful act
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R v Lipman
LSD
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What two cases show UAMS 'dangerous' test is objective?
DPP v Newbury; Church
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What two cases show it is not a duress by circumstance unless the threat is only a one-off?
R v Quayle and London Borough of Southwark v Williams
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What five points were not discussed in Re A but should have been?
Lord Lowry's five points from C v DPP (special defence for 10 - 14?)
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R v Marshall on s.6?
Exposed LU to risk of permanently losing tickets
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London Borough of Southwark v Williams
Homeless trespass
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What are the three defences to being an accessory?
P acts outside common purpose, A withdraws effectively and A is a protected victim
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Which case shows that when all experts agree on significant cause, the case should not go to trial?
R v Brennan
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R v Hennessy
Hyperglycaemia without intoxication (hasn't taken anything) not automatism.
275
R v Grundy
Information to burglar 2 weeks before
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R v Carey et al
Punch/chase
278
R v Steane
German broadcast
279
R v Lloyd
Cinema projections
280
R v Hinks on s.3
Small sliver of time to appropriate
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R v Majewski
Intoxication not to deny MR for basic intent
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How was Re A distinguished from Dudley?
Not playing God, marked for death, not clearly against morality, indirect as opposed to direct intent
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To what Article does Rogers refer to show lethal force is permitted to defend from unlawful violence?
Article 2(2)(a) ECHR
285
In what case did D plead guilty to avoid the insanity defence?
R v Sullivan (epilepsy)
286
What case shows the need for evidence of a close relationship under GNMS?
R v Evans
287
R v Dao
Cultivating cannabis
288
What was the UA in Scarlett?
Battery
289
Anorexia in GNMS?
R v Dobinson
291
R v Dadson
Felon
292
What does Oxford v Moss show about s.4?
Property does not include trade secrets/confidential info
293
DPP v K and B
Girl, bullies, boy
294
Gillick on MR for accessories
Intent not to encourage so no MR
295
R v Le Bron
Dragging
296
What case is the most important for proving causation under murder?
R v Thabo Meli
297
R (Ricketts) v Basildon Magistrates' Court
Charity shop - Oxfam and BHF
299
What right was appropriated in Morris?
Right to decide price
300
Kay v Butterworth
Sleeping soldiers
301
What does Mendez suggest about the fundamental difference rule?
It might be about whether the object is fundamentally more likely to kill
303
R v Dawes
Man with wife
305
R v Byrne
DR not same as insanity
306
What elements are needed for GNMS?
D owed a duty of care not to harm/to assist V, D did or failed to do something in breach, breach created obvious risk of death, breach caused V's death and D's negligence was so gross as to merit criminal culpability
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R v Gilks
Horse bet, lost but won
308
R v Marshall
Ticket tout
309
R v Conway
Created defence of duress by circumstances; dangerous driving getaway
310
What was said about the precise level of certainty in Nedrick?
'little short of overwhelming'
311
What section is loss of control under in CJA?
S.54/55
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Who suggests we should do away with indirect intention for murder?
Rogers
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Who said it is criminal homicide to create a situation so cruel that death is preferable?
Jerome Hall
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Who argues that necessity should never be used unless there is no other defence?
Rogers, "Necessity, Private Defence and the Killing of Mary"
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R v Cogan and Leak
Roleplay
316
What was the defence found in Re A?
Defence of necessity
317
Mitchell v King
Must be an overt withdrawal from participation
319
R v Maloney
Son father, drunk.
320
R v Millward
Defective tractor and public highway
321
R v Brady
Pub fall
322
Gillick v West Norfolk Health Authority on aiding and abetting
would aid boyfriend so AR present
323
What case shows simple negligence is not sufficient for criminal law?
R v Adomako
325
Ratio in Le Bron?
Likely that intention for UA needs to be linked to cause; if intention in taking her into the house was to say sorry, not liable, but if to get her off the street then yes
326
What was the guidance given in R v Woollin?
'Virtually certain and not entitled to infer intention'
327
What does R v Smith & Others show about s.4?
Property includes unlawful possession
328
What case shows there is no light assumption of abandonment?
R (Ricketts) v Basildon Magistrates' Court
329
What is the AR for murder?
Anything CAUSING death
330
R v Clinton
Infidelity
331
R v Coley
Video games
332
Airedale NHS Trust v Bland
Hillsborough PVS
333
What two cases suggest reckless manslaughter no longer exists?
R v Adomako; R v Lidar
334
What is the principal case for insanity in giving a definition?
M'Naghten's Case from 1843
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How does Jones' conclusion and Rogers' conclusion differ on involuntary manslaughter?
Rogers thinks only when supply is for gain; Jone doesn't mention
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what are the requirements of Article 5?
Right to liberty and security from arbitrary detainment.
337
What case shows you can only give reasonable person in duress by threats same age and gender as D?
R v Bowen
338
What is the ratio in R v Dadson?
Cannot rely on self-defence if you didn't not know you could have acted in self-defence prior to acting
339
Who agrees with Rogers that there should be offence for causing death by supply?
T Jones
340
What were the three routes the court considered in Re A?
Family law, criminal law and private defence
341
What did the appellant in Beckford allege?
That he had been shot at, so he fired back
342
R v Webster on MR of accessories
Needs to think it likely, then omission once he realises his friend is drunk