intention

Question 1

Golden rule?

Answer 1

R v Moloney - leave meaning to jury’s good sense

Question 2

Direct intent meaning

Answer 2

R v Mohan - decision to bring about the commission of the offence

includes means to an end

Question 3

oblique intent cases

Answer 3

DPP v Smith
Hyam v DPP
R v Moloney
R v Hancock and shankland
R v Nedrick
R v Woolin

Question 4

History of oblique

Answer 4

DPP v smith - objective
Hyam v DPP - subjective
R v Moloney - natural consequence and did D see this?

R v Nedrick - jury can’t state indirect unless virtually certain and D appreciated that

Question 5

Woolin

Answer 5

1. virtual certainty
2. D appreciated this
3. jury has choice to find

Question 6

R v Matthews and allgene

Answer 6

ohlique is rule of evidence not law

Question 7

Is intention different to motive or desire

Answer 7

Yes - R v Moloney

Question 8

Transfered malice cases

Answer 8

R v Latimer
R v pembilton
AG réf no3 94

Question 9

R v Latimer

Answer 9

went to hit A but hit B - transfers to B

Question 10

R v Pembilton

Answer 10

crime committed must have same intent as originally intended

Question 11

AG réf no3 94

Answer 11

can’t double transfer malice