Cases-INVOLUNTARY MANSLAUGHTER Flashcards
GNM- what was the principle in adamako
Duty of care as an anaesthetist
GNM- legal principle in Bateman (patient dies giving birth)
To be gross the negligence must have “such disregard for the life and safety of others”
What was the legal principle in Andrews ( overtaking and killing a pedestrian)
Neighbour principle
Must go well beyond the tort of negligence
GNM- What was the legal principle in Misra and others (2 doctors)
Must be a risk of death from ds conduct
GNM- what was the legal principle in Singh (landlord)
Contractual duty of care
GNM- legal principle in Wacker (illegal immigrants)
Ex turpi cause not apply in criminal cases
GNM- legal principle in khan and khan (supplying heroin)
Duty to summon medical assistance in certain circumstances
RM- what was the legal principle in Seymour
Introduced RM and Lirdar recognised
CM- legal principle in Franklin
Must be criminal act
CM- legal principle in Lamb (thought gun wouldn’t fire)
Lack of criminal act
CM- legal principle in Larkin (threatened man with razor and girl fell on it)
Unlawful criminal act
CM- legal principle in Lowe (child neglect)
Cannot be an omission
CM- legal principle In Mitchell (post office pushing)
Act need not be aimed at victim
CM- legal principle in goodfellow (firebombing house)
Aimed at property
CM- legal principle in Cato (injecting each other)
Administering noxious substance causes death
CM- legal principle in Dalby (supplies but doesn’t inject)
D does not cause death
CM- legal principle in Dias (drug supplying)
D does not cause death
CM- legal principle in rogers (d applies tourniquet v self injects)
D was part of unlawful act
CM- legal principle in Kennedy (indicates Rodgers was wrong)
D does not cause death
He did not administer noxious substance
CM- what persuasive principle did macangus and Kane suggest
V self injecting doesn’t necessarily break chain of causation
CM- legal principle in church (dumped woman in river)
Objective test
CM- legal principle in Watson (brick throug ph elderly mans window)
Act was dangerous - fear and frailty
CM- legal principle in Dawson and others (robbery of petrol station)
Act not dangerous
Causing fear not enough
CM- legal principle in Carey and others (one punch)
Not dangerous