Homicide
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- Created on: 22-12-15 21:05
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2. In the test for oblique intent, what is the second part?
- The defendant doesn't have to foresee any harm at all.
- The defendant must be aware that death or GBH was virtually certain to occur.
- The defendant doesn't have to foresee that the victim would die.
- The jury must feel virtually certain that death or GBH would occur.
3. What is the case for direct intent?
- Chandler v DPP
- R v Corbett
- R v White
- DPP v Newbury
4. R v White created which test?
- The test for medical Novus Actus Interveniens.
- The 'reasonable foresight' test for legal causation.
- The 'but for' test for factual causation.
- The 'substantial and operating cause' test for legal causation.
5. Which of the following is an escape case?
- R v Corbett
- DPP v Newbury Jones
- R v Ball
- R v Jones
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