Invoulantary Manslaughter Cases Flashcards

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Franklin

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d threw a box in the sea of a pier and hit a swimmer who died. Held the unlawful act must be a crime and not a civil wrong

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Lamb

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boys playing with guns, one got shot and died. Held it was not a crime as the assault fails

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Lowe

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child died from neglect, held that neglect is an omission not an act

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Church

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woman knocked unconsious, tried to wake her, believed she dies so thre her in a river. Held that if a sober and reasonable person would recognise it to result in some harm”

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Mitchell

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jumped a que at a post office then pushed an old man who fell into an elderly woman who dies. Held tht the unlawfu act does not hav eto be aimed at theh victim

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Goodfellow

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set a fire to his own council house so they were forced to give him a new house, his family were still in it. Held the unlawful act did not have to be aimed at the V

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Dawson

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ds attempted to rob a gas station they had a pickaxe and fake guns; the tenant was 60 and had a heart disease and suffered a heart attack. Held the Ds were not aware of the heart condition so a reasonable person would not recognise it

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Watson

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broke into the house of an 87-year-old man and verbally abuses him, he hearts attack and died. C of A said action was dangerous due to the age and vulnerability of the victim

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Cato

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d purchased heroin and injected it into the v who dies. D was guilty of manslaughter for the unlawful act of purchasing heroin and administering a noxious thing

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Dalby

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supplied drugs to v who self-injected. Held that the d was not the cause of death because the v self-injected and broke the chain of causation

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Kennedy

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supplied drugs and v self-injected. Held that the if v is supplied with drugs and self-injects the d is not the cause of death

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Evan’s

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gave her sister heroin, she overdosed, and her mum and sister put her to sleep instead of getting help, she then died.

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Newbury and jones

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threw a paving lab at an approaching train which hit the conductor and killed him. Held they had the mens rea for an unlawful act

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Adamako

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anthesis failed to notice that the oxygen pipe becoming dislodged during an operation. Held that his failure to spot the sign was abysmal

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Singh

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tenant dies of carbon monoxide poisoning, the landlords was aware of unsafe gas flat. Held he had a duty of care through the tenancy agreement which as breeched as he knew the dangers and did not act

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Lichfield

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ship’s captain sailed a dangerous route and killed three ship members, held d owed a duty of care through contract which was breeched by sailing a dangerous route

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Wacker

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had 58 illegal immigrants in his lorry, he didn’t check thy had air and they all died, held that the C of A rejected his argument that he had a duty of car even though he was committing a crime

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Evan’s

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supplied v with heroin and she overdosed, they put her to sleep hoping she would recover but she dies, held they had a duty of care when she created a chain of affairs that were life threatening

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Stone and dobbinson

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aunty who was ill was living with them, didn’t look after her or feed her or seek medical help, held that they had a voluntary duty of care

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Bateman

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midwife charged when a woman died during childbirth, held that the negligence of the accused mush show ‘such disregard to a person’s life or safety to amount to a crime

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Finlay

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scout leader took group up Snowdon and v fell and died; the jury found insufficient disregard for life to amount to GNM

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Edward’s

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allowed 7-year-old daughter and friend to play on a railway line the victims were killed by a train. Held that the parents were guilty of GNM because they disregarded their lives

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Mirsa and another

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doctors dint look after a patient well after surgery and they died from toxic shock, held there must be a risk of death for GNM