Law week 5&6

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1. Which of the following conditions is NOT likely to amount to an abnormality of mental functioning for the purposes of diminished responsibility?

  • Self-induced intoxication
  • Pre-menstrual syndrome
  • Depression
  • Morbid jealousy
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2. Which of the following statements correctly represents the mens rea of assault occasioning ABH under s.47, OAPA 1861?

  • The mens rea of an assault or battery
  • Recklessness as to causing ABH
  • Intention or recklessness as to causing ABH
  • Intention or recklessness as to causing some harm

3. Which of the following does NOT amount to a wound or grievous bodily harm?

  • Serious psychiatric injury
  • The transmission of HIV
  • A scratch
  • Serious harm

4. Which of the following cases is the authority for the principle that a person implicitly consents to “the exigencies of everyday life”?

  • Collins v Wilcock (1984)
  • Smith v Chief Superintendent of Woking Police Station (1983)
  • Donovan (1934)
  • Fagan v MPC (1969)

5. According to the general rule, consent may provide a defence to which of the following offences?

  • Wounding or causing GBH with intent under s.18, OAPA 1861
  • Battery
  • Maliciously wounding or inflicting GBH under s.20, OAPA 1861
  • Assault occasioning ABH under s.47, OAPA 1861

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