Unlawful Act Manslaughter Flashcards

1
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Omission is not enough, must be an act

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R v Stone & Dobinson

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2
Q

act must be criminal, not civil

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R v Franklin

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3
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Act must be complete (AR & MR)

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R v Lamb

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4
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D only needs MR of unlawful act, not death

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DPP v Newbury & Jones

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5
Q

If D has MR to one person but AR on another then it’s transferred malice

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Mitchell

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6
Q

Factual causation

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Pagett

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7
Q

Legal causation

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Smith

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8
Q

Act of victim

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Williams

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9
Q

Act of third party

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Jordan

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10
Q

Thin skull rule

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R v Blaue

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11
Q

Self neglect doesn’t break chain

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R v Dear

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12
Q

Act is dangerous if sober and reasonable person would realise a risk of physical harm

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R v Church

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13
Q

Must be risk of physical harm not emotional harm

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R v Dawson

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14
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Any knowledge gained in the unlawful act is known by the reasonable person

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R v Watson

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15
Q

Don’t need to foresee specific harm

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R v JM & SM

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16
Q

UA can be aimed at property

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Goodfellow

17
Q

Doesn’t matter if D isn’t S&RP

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R v Farnon & Ellis

18
Q

Define UAM

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In common law as a dangerous and unlawful act that causes death

19
Q

4 parts to UAM

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  1. D committed an UA
  2. D has MR for UA
  3. UA caused death
  4. UA was dangerous