Murder and Assault 0.0 / 5 ? LawCriminal lawA2/A-levelAQA Created by: laurentheresaCreated on: 25-04-17 16:16 Define Murder? The unlawful killing of a human being under the Queen's Peace with malice aforethought, express or implied by law. 1 of 18 Name the four parts of the actus reus of murder? Causing, unlawful killing, human being and under the Queen's Peace. 2 of 18 Name the test and case for factual causation? 'But For' Test - Case Pagett. 3 of 18 Name the case of legal causation which breaks the chain of causation? Jordan 4 of 18 Define the actus reus of S.39 assault? D causes V to apprehend the application of immediate unlawful force. 5 of 18 Name the case for S.39 assault - words alone? Read V Choker 6 of 18 Name the case for silence - no - words? R V Ireland (silent phone calls caused psychiatric injury) 7 of 18 Name the case for words negating assault? Savage (Assize Time) 8 of 18 Name the medical negligence case? R V Smith (Soldier dropped in hospital) 9 of 18 Name the case of contribution to third parties? R V Benge (Relaying and repairing train tracks) 10 of 18 Name the caser for the Thin Skull Rule? Blaue (Refused blood tranfusion) 11 of 18 Name the case for the Daftness Test? Roberts (Girl jumped out of moving car) 12 of 18 Define S.39 Battery actus reus? The actual infliction of unlawful force upon another person. 13 of 18 Define S.39 Battery mens rea? Direct or oblique intent or recklessness. 14 of 18 Define actual bodily harm? Any hurt or injury calculated to interfere with the health and comfort of V. 15 of 18 Define the actus reus for S.20 GBH? D must unlawfully wound or unlawfully inflict GBH. 16 of 18 Define the actus reus for S.18 GBH? D must wound (breaking two layers of skin) or cause GBH (serious harm). 17 of 18 Define the mens rea for S.18 GBH? Intent to cause GBH. 18 of 18
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