Causation Flashcards

1
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Gap

A

3 years

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2
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Factual

A

But for test

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3
Q

Paggett

A

Human shield

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4
Q

White

A

Attempted

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5
Q

Legal

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More than minimal

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6
Q

Dyson

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Beat child. Skull fracture. Would have died due course but second beating accelerated it. Would have died anyways but acceleration amount to legal causation

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7
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Smith- legal

A

Operating and substatial cause

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8
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Cato/muhammed

A

More than insubstantial and insignificant

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9
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Wallace

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Key factual question when evaluating legal causation in homicide cases is whether the accused acts can fairly be said to have made a significant contributon

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10
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Perkins

A

Hit him left in building then earthquake hit. Different if was at sea
Natural event NAI

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11
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Perkins

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Hit him left in building then earthquake hit. Different if was at sea
Natural event NAI

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12
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Michael

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Act of innocent agent not nai
Third party

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13
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Rafferty

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3 people beat up v. Rafferty left scene and other 2 killed. Wasn’t present and wasn’t planned
Third party

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14
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Medical treatment nai

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Must be incorrect treatment which is direct cause of death. If original wound still open and operating cause of death chain won’t break

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15
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Jordan

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Given antibiotics already proved to be allergic to and lungs filled with fluid.
Highly likely to not be repeated as it included the positive administration of a drug

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16
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Smith

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Only if second cause so overwhelming as to make the original wound merely part of history can it be said that death doesn’t flow from the wound

17
Q

Cheshire

A

Discharged and died 2 months later due to narrowing of windpipe. Wounds healed but d still significant contribution.
Negligent acts must be so independent of his acts and in itself potent in causing death

18
Q

Malcharek and Steele

A

Life support machines

19
Q

Eggshell rule

A

Take v as find them

20
Q

Watson

A

Old man with heart condition

21
Q

Hayward

A

Thyroid gland condition

22
Q

Holland

A

Cut finger told needed amputated but refused. Didn’t break chain

23
Q

Wallace- free

A

Euthanasia wasn’t a free and unfettered decision

24
Q

Robert’s

A

So daft or unexpected that no reasonable man could expect to foresee
Escaping

25
Williams and Davis
Was the v conduct proportionate to the level of threat Escaping
26
Marjoram
Reasonable foreseeability is objective Escaping
27
Dias
Self injects Drugs
28
Rogers
Self injects but d put belt on arm. Was part of the mechanics of the injection Drugs
29
Kennedy
Self injects then leaves. No relationship between the two. Adults of sound mind are treated as legally responsible for their own actions. Vulnerability distinguished Drugs