Art and Part Liability Flashcards

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what is the definition of art and part liability explained in Jones v Taggart?

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“When two or more people engage together in committing a crime, each actor is equally guilty of the whole crime irrespective of the particular role played by each individual”

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what is the criminal liability in art and part?

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if parties had common plan each would be responsible for all acts, if not only liable for own actions

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what is classed as ‘participation’

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watching
omissions
assistance prior to crime

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give an example of a case where accused was guilty of watching

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HMA v Kerr, verdict to proven

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give an example of a case where accused was guilty of omissions

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Bonar and Hogg v Mcleod 1938

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give an example of a crime where accused was on trial for assitance prior to crime

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HMA v Johnstone and Stewart

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what was the case of HMA v Lappen 1956?

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was a case were several persons were charged with the crime of assault and robbery whilst acting along with another

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what is the position of the law with regards to unforeseeable actions?

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accused cannot be held liabl as demonstrated in McKInnon v HMA 2003

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