Cases for Murder 0.0 / 5 ? LawCriminal lawFatal offencesA2/A-levelAQA Created by: Katie BeaumontCreated on: 26-04-17 20:12 Who provided the definition of murder? Sir Edward Coke 1 of 15 What are the 2 cases that establishes factual causation? Pagett/White 2 of 15 The cases of Smith/Cheshire confirm what? They confirm legal causation, which establishes that D's actions must be the signficant and operative cause. 3 of 15 What are the 2 cases that confirm that actions of a 3rd party are intervening acts? Jordan/Cheshire 4 of 15 What is the case that confirms that escapeism applies as an intevrening act when d's escape attempt was reasonable? Roberts 5 of 15 What is the contrasting case to Roberts? The case of Williams 6 of 15 What does the case of Blaue confirm? It confirms that in the thin skull rule, d must take their victim as they find them 7 of 15 What does the case of AG Ref 3 of 1994 confirm? It confirms that a foetus must be born alive to be a 'human being ' for the purposes of murder 8 of 15 What happened in the case of AG Ref 3 of 1994? D stabbed a pregnant woman which caused a premature birth of a 22 week old foetus, who died 4 months. D was found NOT guilty of murder. 9 of 15 What is the case that confirms that express and implied malice aforethough is sufficient MR for murder? The case of Vickers 10 of 15 What is the case which shows that d's MR was his 'main aim, purpose or desire to bring about the result? Moloney 11 of 15 What does the case of Mohan confirm? It confirms that d's direct intent was that d made a decision to bring about the consequent 12 of 15 What are the 3 cases that confirm oblique intent, where the result was objectively virtually certain & subjectively aware that it was? Woollin/Matthews & Alleyne/Nedrick 13 of 15 What does the case of Saunders confirm? It confirms that GBH means serious harm 14 of 15 What is the case that confirms that GBH is really serious harm? DPP v Smith 15 of 15
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