So you think you know crime?
lets see how indepth you actually understand this subject
- Created by: Wiccanchild
- Created on: 21-11-11 15:44
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Clues
- callow v tillstone is a case of what? (6, 9)
- Intention can be one of two things (6, 2, 7)
- malice aforethought is the mens rea of which crime (6)
- malice can be one of two things (7, 2, 7)
- what are omissions? (1, 7, 2, 3)
- what does actus reus mean? (6, 3)
- what does mens rea mean? (6, 4)
- who decides the intention/state of mind that the defendant had at the time of the crime (3, 4)
- who gave us the five point test for rebutting the presumption of mens rea? (7)
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