Invol Manslaughter - GNM Flashcards

1
Q

How is GNM different from UAM

A

UAM - can only occur through an unlawful ACT
GNM - can occur through an unlawful act or omission (negligence)

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2
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Which case decided the liability for GNM

A

Adomako

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3
Q

What is the liability for GNM as found in Adomako

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Where the conduct of D was so bad in all circumstances as to amount in their judgement to a criminal act or omission

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4
Q

How many stages are there in GNM

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5

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5
Q

What are the 5 stage in GNM

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D must owe V a DOC
D must breach his DOC
Causing V to die as a result
Of something with a reasonably foreseeable risk of death
Ds negligence must be gross and amount to criminal negligence

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6
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What is meant by the first stage of GNM where D must owe V a DOC

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Generaly there is no duty to act or DOC but in some there are: Duty to limit accidental harm (miller), duty arising from contract (Pitwood)…

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7
Q

Which case shows once assumption of care is taken then that duty stands - Neice failing to care for elderly aunt

A

Instan

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8
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Which case showed that D has a duty of care due to his job - anaesthetist

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Adomako

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9
Q

Which case showed that the DOC laws could change easily within the next few years - drug dealers owing a DOC to consumers?

A

Khan and Khan

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10
Q

Which case shows the raised standard of care for a landlord

A

Singh

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Which case showed assumption of responsibility when Vs safety relies upon D - transporting illegal immigrants

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Wacker

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12
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Which case shows that a DOCs existence is relevant to each case and is up to the jury -involved D hierd a TP to burn his pub down

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Willoughby

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13
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What is the second stage of GNM

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The D must have breached his duty of care

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14
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What is meant by D having breached his duty of care

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When D fails to meet the standard expected of the reasonable man

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15
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Which case showed that D fell below the standard of the reasonable man and breach their duty of care - couple neglected sister

A

Stone and Dobinson

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16
Q

Which case showed the raised standard of care for a Landlord

17
Q

What is the third stage of GNM

A

Causing V to die as a result

18
Q

What is meant by ‘Causing V to die as a result’ as the third stage of GNM

A

It must be proved that Ds negligence was the cause of Vs death, and that D exercised proper care the death would not have occurred

19
Q

Which case showed that but for the Ds failure to hold the reins of the horse the child still would have died = not caused death

20
Q

Which case showed that uncertainties of causation are likely to go in Ds favour and involved a drug death bf filming dying gf

21
Q

What is the fourth stage of GNM

A

Of something with a reasonably foreseeable risk of death

22
Q

What is meant by ‘Of something with a reasonably foreseeable risk of death’

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The level of negligence required if more than ordinary civil negligence and there must be an obvious risk of death to the reasonable man

23
Q

Which case showed that the first establishment for GNM is ‘disregard for life and safety of others’ and involved V dying 5 days after childbirth

24
Q

Which case showed the development of GNM conviction to ‘a very high degree of negligence’ and involved careless driving on the wrong side of the road

A

Andrews v DPP

25
Q

Which case showed that for a GNM conviction the courts were unsure which ratio to use from Bateman or Andrews v DPP

26
Q

Which case came up with the modern establishment for GNM for reasonable risk of death

27
Q

What is the modern establishment for GNM for reasonable risk of death

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Where the reasonable person would have foreseen a serious and obvious risk not merely not injury, even serious injury, but of death

28
Q

What is the last stage of GNM

A

The Ds negligence must be gross to amount to criminal negligence

29
Q

What is it meant by ‘The Ds negligence must be gross to amount to criminal negligence’

A

Defined by common law
Where the actions/ omission is bad enough to be labelled as ‘gross’

30
Q

Which case showed the jury were not satisfied that D had enough disregard for life after a scout boy fell to his death on Snowdon due to negligent leader

31
Q

Which case shows Ds were criminal negligent but recieved no punishment as seeing your child die in front of them was enough punishment

32
Q

Which case showed that the test for GNM involved consideration of risk of death where doctors failed to treat post-op infection

A

Misra and Srivastava

33
Q

Which case showed that the test for GNM involved consideration of risk of death where there was a risk of death from faulty tyre

34
Q

Which case showed the GNM required a very high degree of negligence and involved the jury not being given any direction

35
Q

Which case showed that the jury were correctly directed compared to Sellu

A

Bawa Garba