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1
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Which case establishes factual cause?

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R v Pagett

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Which case establishes legal cause?

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R v Kimsey

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3
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Which case establishes intervening acts?

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R v Pagett

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4
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Which case explores a victims own unreasonable act breaking the chain of causation?

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R v Kennedy

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5
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Which case explores state of affairs and absolute liability?

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R v Larsonneur

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Which case explores omissions?

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R v Gibbins and Procter

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Which case explores transferred malice?

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R v Gnango

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Which case explores malice aforethought?

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R v Cunningham

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Which case explores oblique intent/foresight of consequences?

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R v Woollin

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10
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Which case shows you cannot kill someone who is dead?

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R v White

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11
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Which case explores abnormality in mental functioning?

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R v Byrne

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12
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Which case explores what substantially impairs means?

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R v Lloyd

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13
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Which case explores how D’s mental state provides explanation for their actions?

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R v Gold

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14
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Which case shows intoxication alone cannot be a defense for murder?

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R v Dowds

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15
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Which case shows ADS to be a recognised medical condition?

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R v Woods

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16
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Which case shows that D must intend to commit the unlawful act?

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DPP v Newbury and Jones

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17
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Which case shows the unlawful act must be a crime?

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R v Lamb

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18
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Which case shows that an unlawful act cannot be a civil wrong?

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R v Franklin

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19
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Which case shows that an unlawful act cannot be an omission?

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R v Lowe

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20
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Which case establishes the objective test for a dangerous act?

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R v Church

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21
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Which case explores the definition of “some harm”

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R v JM and SM

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22
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Which case outlines the criteria for loss of control?

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R v Jewell

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23
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Which case shows that D must fear violence from V against themselves or another identified person?

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R v Ward

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Which case shows that the “things said or done” must be extremely grave?

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R v Zebedee

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25
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Which case shows that sexual infidelity cannot be a qualifying trigger?

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R v Dawes

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26
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Which case shows that voluntary intoxication must not be taken into account in loss of control?

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R v Asmelash

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27
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What case forms the basis of the defence of insanity?

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R v M’Naghten

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28
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Which case shows defect of reason? (insanity)

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R v Clarke

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29
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Which case outlines disease of the mind? (insanity)

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R v Kemp

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30
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Which case shows an internal factor? (insanity)

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R v Quick

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31
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Which case shows not knowing nature and quality? (insanity)

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R v Oye

32
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Which case shows not knowing something is legally wrong? (insanity)

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R v Windle

33
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Which case defines Automatism?

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Bratty

34
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Which case shows an external cause? (automatism)

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Hay v Butterworth

35
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Which case shows that it must be no fault of the defendant? (automatism)

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Attorney General’s ref no.2 of 1992

36
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Which case shows that an automatic state caused by drink or illegal drugs is recklessness?

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R v Coley

37
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Which case shows that not knowing your actions will lead to an automatic state is pure automatism?

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R v Hardie

38
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Which case defined gross negligence manslaughter?

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R v Broughton

39
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Which case shows the mens rea for gross negligence manslaughter?

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R v Bateman

40
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Which case shows the principles of the actus reus for gross negligence manslaughter?

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R v Adomako

41
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Which case shows duty of care for gross negligence manslaughter?

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R v Litchfield

42
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Which case shows a breach of duty for gross negligence manslaughter?

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R v Evans

43
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Which case shows “serious and obvious risk of death” for gross negligence manslaughter?

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R v Rose

44
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Which case shows the risk must be reasonably foreseeable for gross negligence manslaughter?

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R v Rudling

45
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Which case shows there must be “more than minimal” negligence for gross negligence manslaughter?

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R v Broughton

46
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Which case defined technical assault?

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R v Nelson

47
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Which case shows the mens rea for technical assault?

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R v Light

48
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Which case shows that verbal cues can show there will be no technical assault?

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Tuberville v Savage

49
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Which case shows the actus reus for technical assault?

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Smith v CS of Woking Police Station

50
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Which case defined battery?

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R v Ireland

51
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Which case shows the mens rea for battery?

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DPP v Santana-Bermudez

52
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Which case shows battery can be through act or omission?

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DPP v K

53
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Which case shows unlawful force? (battery)

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A v UK

54
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Which case shows the mens rea for S47 ABH?

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R v Roberts

55
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Which case shows the actus reus for S47 ABH and defines ABH?

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Miller

56
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Which case defined GBH?

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DPP v Smith

57
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Which case defines what “inflict” means?

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R v Lewis

58
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Which case shows the mens rea for S20 GBH?

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R v Cunningham

59
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Which case defined “intent” and shows it’s needed for the mens rea of S18 GBH?

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R v Morrison

60
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Which case defines “appropriation” for theft?

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R v Vinall

61
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Which case shows knowledge cannot be property?

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Oxford V Moss

62
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Which case shows “belonging to another” for theft?

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R v Webster

63
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Which case shows misguided consent in theft?

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Lawrence v Comm Met Police

64
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Which case shows gift giving obtained through dishonesty is theft?

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R v Hinks

65
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Which case shows when appropriation take place?

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R v Atakpu and Abrahams

66
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Which case shows “under obligation” for theft?

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R v Hall

67
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Which case shows what it means to be in possession of or control for theft?

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R v Turner

68
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Which case shows what to do if you receive items by mistake in theft?

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R v Webster

69
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Which case shows “dishonesty” in theft?

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R v Barton and Booth

70
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Which case shows that if D thought the theft was okay, it cannot be theft?

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R v Small

71
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Which case shows “intent to permanently deprive?

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R v Velumyl

72
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Which case shows conditional intent? (theft)

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R v Easom

73
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Which case shows you need a completed theft for robbery?

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R v Waters

74
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Which case shows you must use force for a robbery?

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R v Clouden

75
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Which case shows seeking to put fear of force is enough for robbery?

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B and R v DPP

76
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Which case shows force must “facilitate” a theft for robbery?

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R v Lockley

77
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Which case shows the amount of force used for robbery may not be substantial?

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R v Clouden

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