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Foundations of criminal law & non-fatal offences against the person

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Actus Reus   show
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Mens Rea   show
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Hill v Baxter   show
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Pittwood   show
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show Omissions case; police officer (public duty to act)  
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show Omissions case; gangrenous aunt (duty after taking responsibility)  
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show Omissions case; starved child to death (duty arising from relationship)  
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Miller   show
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White   show
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Paggett   show
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Blaue   show
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Jordan   show
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Smith   show
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show Causation case; V jumped out of car during sexual assault  
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show Causation case; V jumped out of car during robbery  
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show Statutory duty to act  
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show Case - definition of intent  
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show When D desires an outcome  
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Indirect/oblique intent   show
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Woollin   show
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show Case - test for recklessness (gas meter)  
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show Case - recklessness must be subjective (fire)  
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show A class of crime that requires no mens rea  
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show SL case; selling lottery tickets to underage buyer  
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show SL case; supplying drugs without a valid prescription  
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show SL case; but on appeal the crime was said to require mens rea  
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Gammon   show
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Contemporaneity   show
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show Case where a 'continuing act' was used to prove contemporaneity  
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Thabo Meli   show
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show Words or silence can be an assault  
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Constanza   show
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show Outlines MR of ABH  
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Mowatt   show
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show Wound must break 2 layers of skin  
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show 'Peeping Tom' assault  
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DPP v K   show
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Brown & Stratton   show
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Bollam   show
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show ABH can be mental 'harm' and must be more than trivial  
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DPP v Smith   show
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Burstow   show
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show GBH by infection with HIV  
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Wilson   show
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Brown & Others   show
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Logdon   show
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show Withdrawing life support will not break the chain of causation  
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show Theatre doors - indirect battery  
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show Loss of consciousness can = ABH  
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Miller 1954   show
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Collins v Willcock   show
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Venna   show
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