7. The CA guidelines if the D is denying D I: ' The jury should be directed that they are not entitled to infer the necessary oblique intent unless they feel that -Death or serious harm was a virtual certainty - D appreciated that such was the case
True
False
8. The defendant will only be found guilty if ...
It is shown that he intended to commit the crime.
It is shown that he was reckless to commit the crime.
It is shown that he intended or was reckless to commit the crime.
9. Indirect.Oblique Intent - the consequence was not the purpose of the defendants actions
True
False
10. The MR of murder is...
Intended to kill or cause grievous bodily harm
Recklessly caused grievous bodily harm
Reckless to kill or cause grievous bodily harm
Intended to cause grievous bodily harm
11. Killed 3 month old son, threw him against a wall & fractured his skull - died. Claimed real intention was to stop the baby's crying, not to kill.
R v Matthews & Alleyne 2003
Woollin 1998
Nedrick 1986
Mohan
12. 'It is necessary for the judge to direct the jury that they may only find an I to kill or do serious bodily harm if they are satisfied that: - Death or serious bodily harm was a v.c - D appreciated that death or serious bodily harm was a v.c
Lord Denning
Lord Steyn
Lord Mance
13. Specific Intent Crimes -
Crimes where the only MR is intention (murder, s.18, theft)
Crimes can be committed intentionally or recklessly (assault, battery, s.47, s.20)
14. DPP v Smith was criticised by the Law Commission as -
looking at it from a reasonable man's POV ignores what the D see's
D had no intention
looking at it from the D's POV ignores what a reasonable man would have seen
D could not have foreseen what would have happened
15. 'It was clear from the evidence that D's main aim was to seriously injure a police officer when he accelerated hard at him.'
