elements of a crime Flashcards

1
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what is the case that shows involuntary actions?

A

Bratty v Attorney General for Northern Ireland

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2
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what 3 scenarios did Hill v Baxter give when d’s actions would be involuntary?

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-stung by a swarm of bees whilst driving
-being hit in the head with a stone whilst driving
-having a heart attack when driving

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3
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what is the general rule for an omission?

A

you will not be responsible for not acting unless you have a duty to act

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4
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what are the 5 types of duty to act?

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-contractual
-relationship
-assuming responsibility
-public office
-creating a dangerous situation

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5
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what is the case for contractual duty?

A

R v Pittwood

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6
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what is the case for relationship?

A

Gibbons and Proctor

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7
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what is the case for assuming responsibility?

A

Stone and Dobinson

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8
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what is the case for public office?

A

R v Dytham

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9
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what is the case for creating a dangerous situation?

A

R v Miller or DPP v Santana Bermudez

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10
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what is the case for palpably wrong?

A

R v Jordan

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