Muder Flashcards

(31 cards)

1
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definition of murder

A

unlawful killing with intent

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2
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4 parts to murder

A

Killing (+causation)
Unlawful
RP in being
Under Kings Peace

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3
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Killing

A

Can be done my an act or ommission

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4
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Case for relationship omission

A

Gibbins & Proctor

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5
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Case for vol assumption of care ommission

A

Stone & Dobinson

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6
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Case for creating dangerous situation omission

A

Miller

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7
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Case for contract omission

A

Pittwood

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8
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Case for public office omission

A

Dytham

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9
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Factual causation

A

but for test
Case - Pagett
Contrast - White

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10
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Legal causation

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Operative and substantial test
Case - Smith

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11
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Acts of third party

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Non medical - Pagett
Medical - Jordan

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12
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Act of victim

A

Didn’t break chain - Roberts
Did break chain - Williams

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13
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Thin skull rule

A

Blaue

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14
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Unlawful meaning

A

No lawful excuse

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15
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5 exceptions to unlawful

A

self defence
soldier return fire
police arrest
turning off life support
DNR instructions

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16
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Unlawful case

17
Q

When does life begin + case

A

At point of birth
Attorney Generals Reference (No 3 of 1994)

18
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When does life end + case

A

When brain stem is dead
Malcharek & Steel

19
Q

PVS case and explain

A

Can turn off life support if PVS as long as have court permission and it’s in patients best interest
(Airedale NHS Trust v Bland)

20
Q

What does kings peace mean

A

war hasn’t been declared by prime minister (live in peacetime)
(V must be under Kings Peace)

21
Q

MR for murder

A

Malice aforethought either express or implied

22
Q

Express malice means

A

intention to bring about death

23
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Implied malice means

A

intention to cause grievous harm

24
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Case on implied malice

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Direct intent
Mohan - aim to bring about consequence
26
Oblique intent
Woolin - consequence was virtually certain and D realises consequence was virtually certain
27
Coincidence means
AR and MR don’t happen at same time
28
Single transaction theory
MR happens first Thabo Meli
29
Continuing act means
AR happens first Fagan v MPC
30
Transferred malice
D has MR and AR but different V than intended Latimer
31
MR cannot be transferred from one crime to another
R v Pembleton