Incomplete offences Flashcards

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Under section 44 - what is encouraging or assisting crime?

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The defendant must intend to encourage or assist in the commission of the anticipated offence

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Under section 45 what is encouragement?

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Yes defendant may not intend but they must believe that it will be committed and the act will encourage its commission

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Under section 46 what is encouragement

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The defendant may not intent but believes that one or more offences will be committed by their act of encouragement or assistance

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4
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What is conspiracy

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Two or more persons in agreement ‘meeting of minds’ over common purpose

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5
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What are defences to conspiracy

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  • spouse or civil partner
  • person under 10 years
  • intended victim (suicide)
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What is conspiracy to defraud?

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  • two more persons dishonestly depriving a person of entitlement or propriety right
  • dishonest agreement to deceive another into acting contrary to their duty
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7
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What is an attempt?

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A person does an act which is more than merely preparatory

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8
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Can you attempt a summary only offence under s1 criminal attempts act

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No - unless is summary only due to statutory limit or it’s triable only on indictment

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Does an act of omission crest liability for attempt

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No (refusing to call an ambulance for a gravely ill person is not an offence)

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Do you need mens rea for attempt ?

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Yes - might need a height level for attempts

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Can a defendant attempt the impossible?

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Yes and they can conspire to commit the impossible

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