Homicide Flashcards

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What was the traditional definition of murder?
- Who provided it?
- what no longer applies?

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What is the modern definition? (AR and MR)

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3
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What does unlawful mean?

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4
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What does killing mean?
- cases (2)

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5
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What does ‘that causes’ mean?

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6
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What does ‘the death’ mean?
- case (1)

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7
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What abolished the rule that death must occur within a year and a day?

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What is the special circumstance for double jeopardy?
- case (1)

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What does ‘another human being’ mean?
- cases (2)

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10
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What does ‘under the king’s peace’ mean?

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11
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What was the MR traditionally called?

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12
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What is the current MR?

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13
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What does s.1 Homicide Act 1957 do?

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14
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Is implied malice abolished?
- cases (2)

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15
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What is the definition of constructive liability?

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16
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What case discusses constructive liability for murder?