6. The victim was mentally ill, and ran and fell into a gutter. He was struck by a passing vehicle and killed. It was held this was not reasonably foreseeable. - These are the facts of which case?
R v JM and SM
R v Roberts
R v Corbett
R v Ball
7. In the test for oblique intent, what is the second part?
The jury must feel virtually certain that death or GBH would occur.
The defendant doesn't have to foresee that the victim would die.
The defendant must be aware that death or GBH was virtually certain to occur.
The defendant doesn't have to foresee any harm at all.
8. In which case is the test for Oblique intent found?
R v Woollin
R v Matthew and Alan
R v JM and SM
R v Ball
9. Which of the following is an escape case?
R v Jones
DPP v Newbury Jones
R v Corbett
R v Ball
10. Does recklessness suffice for murder?
No
Yes, as seen in the drowning case mentioned earlier.
