Liabilities Flashcards
Assessory After the Fact
Section 71(1) Crimes Act 1961 7y / 5y / 1\2
Knowing any person to be a party to an offence
- Knowing
- Simester & Brookbanks PCL
- R v Crooks
- R v Briggs
- Person
- Party S66(1)
- Offence
- Insist on proof
- R v Mane
Receives, comforts or assists that person OR
Tampers with or actively suppresses evidence against him
- RCA
- TWAS
In order to help him escape after arrest OR
To avoid arrest or conviction
- Acts help
- Evades Justice
Wounding with Intent to Casue GBH
Scetion 188(1) CA ‘61 14 Years
With intent to cause GBH
- Intent
- R v Mohan
- R v Waaka
- Rv Taisalika
- GBH
- DPP v Smith
To anyone
- Person
Wounds OR
- R v Waters
Maims OR
- Maims
Disfigures OR
- Disfigures
- R v Rapana and Murray
Causes GBH
- GBH
- DPP v Smith
Any person
- Person
Wounding with intent to injure
Section 188(2) CA ‘61 7years
With Intent to Injure anyone OR
- Intent
- R v Mohan
- R v Waaka
- R v Taisalika
- Injure
- R v Donovan
With reckless disregard for the safety of others
- Reckless
- R v Harney
Wounds OR
- R v Waters
Maims OR
- Maims
Disfigures OR
- Disfigures
- R v Rapana and Murray
Causes GBH
- GBH
- DPP v Smith
To any person
- Person
Injuring with Intent to GBH
Section 189(1) CA ‘61 10 years
With intent to cause GBH
- Intent
- R v Mohan
- R v Waaka
- Rv Taisalika
- GBH
- DPP v Smith
To any person
- Person
Injures
- Injure
- R v Donovan
Any person
- Person
Injures with Intent to Injure
Section 189(2) CA ‘61 5 years
With intent to injure any person OR
- Intent
- R v Mohan
- R v Waaka
- Rv Taisalika
- Injure
- R v Donovan
With Reckless disregard for the safety of others
- Reckless
- R v Harney
Injures
- Injure
- R v Donovan
Any person
- Person
Aggravated Wounding
Section 191(1)(a) or (b) or (c) CA ‘61 14 Years
With intent to
- Intent
- R v Mohan
- R v Waaka
- R v Taisalika
- R v Tihi
(a) commit or facilitate the commision of any imprisonable offence OR
- Facilitate the commission
- R v Sturm
(b) With Intent to avoid detection of himself or herself or any other person in the commission of an imprisonable offence OR
* Avoid detection
(c) To avoid arrest or facilitate the flight of himself or herself or any other person upon the commission or attempted commission of any imprisonable offence
- Facilitate Flight
- R v Wati
- Imprisonable Offence
Wounds OR
- R v Waters
Maims OR
- Maims
Disfigures OR
- Disfigures
- R v Rapana and Murray
Causes GBH OR
- GBH
- DPP v Smith
Stupefies OR
- R v Sturm
Renders Unconscious OR
- Renders unconscious
By any violent means renders the person incapable of resistance
- Any violent means
- R v Crossan
Any Person
- Person
Aggravated Injuring
Section 191(2) CA ‘61 7years
With intent to
- Intent
- R v Mohan
- R v Waaka
- R v Taisalika
- R v Tihi
(a) commit or facilitate the commision of any imprisonable offence OR
- Facilitate the commission
- R v Sturm
(b) With Intent to avoid detection of himself or herself or any other person in the commission of an imprisonable offence OR
* Avoid detection
(c) To avoid arrest or facilitate the flight of himself or herself or any other person upon the commission or attempted commission of any imprisonable offence
- Facilitate Flight
- R v Wati
- Imprisonable Offence
Injures
- Injure
- R v Donovan
Any person
- Person
Sexual Violation by Rape
Section 128(1)(a) CA ‘61 20 years
A person
- Person
Rapes
- Rape
- Penetration
- Proof of Penetration
- Genitalia
- R v Koroheke
- Penis
- Consent
- R v Cox
- S 128A
- Reasonable Grounds
- R v Gutuama
Another Person
- Person
Sexual Violation by unlawful sexual connection
Section 128(1)(b) CA ‘61 20 years
A person
- Person
Has unlawful sexual connection
- Sec 2 Sex con
- Introduction
- Proof of penetration
- Genitalia
- R v Koroheke
- Consent
- R v Cox
- S128A
- Reasonable Grounds
- R v Gutuama
Another Person
- Person
Sexual Conduct with a child under 12
Section 132(1) CA ‘61
Everyone
- Person
Has Sexual Connection
- Sec 2 Sex con
- Introduction
- Proof of Penetration
- Genitalia
- R v Koroheke
With a child
- Section 132(6)(a)
- R v Forest and Forest
- In practice
Sexual Conduct (IA) with a child under 12
Section 132(3) CA ‘61 10years
Everyone
- Person
Does an Indecent Act
- Indecent Act
- R v Court
- Immaterial
- s132(6)(b)
On a Child
- S132(6)(a)
- R v Forest and Forest
- Practice
Sexual Conduct with a Young Person under 16
Section 134(1) CA ‘61 10years
Everyone
- Person
Has Sexual Connection
- Sec 2 Sex con
- Introduction
- Proof of Penetration
- Genitalia
- R v Koroheke
With a young person
- Sec 134(6)
- R v Forest and Forest
- Practice
- Person
Sexual Conduct (IA) with a Young Person Under 16
Section 134(3) CA ‘61 7 years
Everyone
- Person
Does an Indecent Act
- Indecent Act
- R v Court
- Immaterial
- s134(6)(b)
On a young person
- S134(6)(a)
- R v Forest and Forest
- Practice
Indecent Assault
Section 135 CA ‘61 7 years
Everyone
- Person
Indecently assaults
- R v Leeson
- An Act
- R v Court
- Assault
Another Person
- Person
Sexual Conduct with a dependant family memeber
Section 131(1)CA’61 7years
A Person
- Person
Has Sexual Connection
- Sec 2 Sex Con
- Penetration
- Proof of Penetration
- Genitalia
- R v Korokehe
With a dependant family member under 18 years
- Dependant Family member s131A
- R v Forest and forest
- Practice
Assault with intent to commit Sexual Violation
Section 129(2) CA ‘61 10 years
A Person
- Person
Assaults another person
- Assault
- Person
With Intent to commit sexual violation
- Intent
- R v Mohan
- R v Waaka
- Sexual Violation Sec 128(1)
- Rape Sec 128(2)
- Unlawful Sexual Connection Sec 128(3)
- Sexual Connection Sec 2
Of another person
- Person
Robbery
Section 234(1) CA ‘61 10 years
Theft
- Theft S219(1)
- R v Skivington
- R v Lapier
- Possession
- Warner v Metropolitian Police Commissioner
- Constructive Possession
Accompanied by
- The Prosecution must prove
- R v Maihi
- Violence
- Peneha v Police
- Threats of violence
- Inference
- R v Broughton
To any person OR
- Person
Property
- Property Sec 2
Used to extort the property stolen OR
- Extort
- Extortion implies
- Property Sec 2
Prevent or overcome resistance to it being stolen
- Prevent
- Overcome resistance
Aggravated Robbery (A)
Section 235(a) CA ‘61 14 years
Robs any person
- Robbery Sec 234(1)
- Person
And at the time of OR
- At the time
Immediately before OR
- Immediately before
Immediately after
- Immediately after
Causes GBH to any person
- GBH
- DPP v Smtih
- person
Aggravated Robbery (b)
Section 235 (b) CA ‘61 14 years
Being together with any other person or persons
- Joint enterprise
- R v Galey
- R v Joyce
- Person
Robs
- Robbery Sec 234(1)
Any person
- Person
Aggravated Robbery (c)
Section 235(c) CA ‘61 14 years
Being armed with any offensive weapon OR
- Being armed with
- Offensive Weapom
Instrument OR
- Instrument
Anything appearing to be such a weapon or instrument
- Anything appearing
Robs
- Robbery Sec 234(1)
Any person
- Person
Assault with intent to Rob (1)(a)
Section 236(1)(a) CA ‘61 14 years
With intent to rob any person
- Intent
- R v Mohan
- R v Waaka
- Robbery Sec 234(1)
- Person
Causes GBH
- GBH
- DPP v Smith
To that person OR
Any other person
- Person
Assault with Intent to Rob (1)(b)
Section 236(1)(b) CA ‘61 14 years
With intent to rob any person
- Intent
- R v Mohan
- R v Waaka
- Robbery Sec 234(1)
- Person
Being armed with any offensive weapon OR
- Being armed with
- Offensive Weapon Sec202A(1)
Instrument OR
- Instrument
Anything appearing to be such a weapon or instrument
- Anything appearing
Assaults that person OR
Any other person
- Assault
- Person
Assault with Intent to Rob (1)(c)
Section 236(1)(c) CA ‘61 14 years
With Intent to Rob any person
- Intent
- R v Mohan
- R v Waaka
- Robbery Sec 234(1)
- Person
Being together with any other person or persons
- Being togeth
- R v Joyce
- Assault Sec 2
- Person
Import / Export Controlled Drug
Section 6(1)(a) MODA ‘75 Life
Imports Into OR
Exports from New Zealand
- Importation Sec 2 C&E Act 1996
- Exports Sec 53 C&E Act 1996
- Saxton v Police
- R v Hancox
- Crown must prove
- R v Strawbridge
- Police v Emerali
Any Controlled Drug
- Controlled Drug Sec 2 MODA ‘75
- Controlled Drug Analogue Sec 2 MODA ‘75
Produce or Manufacture any Controlled Drug
Section 6(1)(b) MODA ‘75 Life / 14 / 8
Produce or Manufacture
- Produce
- Manufacture
- R v Rua
- Complete
- Guilty Knowledge
- R v Strawbridge
- Police v Emerali
Any Controlled Drug
- Controlled Drug Sec 2
- Controlled Drug Analogue Sec 2
Supply / Administer / Offer to Supply or Administer CAlls A or B Controlled Drug
Section 6(1)(c) MODA ‘75 LIfe / 14 years
Supplies OR
- Supply Sec 2
- R v Maginnis
Administers OR
- Black Law Dictionary
Offers to supply OR
- R v During
- Offers to supply
- Supply Sec 2
Administer OR
- Offers to administer
- R v During
- Administer Blacks Law Dictionary
Otherwise deals in
- Otherwise deals in
- Guilty Knowledge
- Police v Emerali
- R v Strawbridge
Class A or B Controlled drug
- Class A Sec 2
- Class B Sec 2
- Controlled Drug Sec 2
To any person
- Person
Supply / Adminitser / Offer Class C Controlled Drug to persons Under 18 years of age
Section 6(1)(d) MODA ‘75 8 years
Supplies OR
- Supply Sec 2
- R v Maginnis
Administers OR
- Black Law Dictionary
Offers to supply OR
- R v During
- Offers to supply
- Supply Sec 2
Administer OR
- Offers to administer
- R v During
- Administer Blacks Law Dictionary
Otherwise deals in
- Otherwise deals in
- Guilty Knowledge
- Police v Emerali
- R v Strawbridge
Class C Controlled Drug
- Class C Sec 2
- Controlled Drug Sec 2
- Controlled Drug Analogue Sec 2
To any person under the age of 18 years old
- Person
- R v Forest and Forest
- Practice
Sells or offers to sell Class C Controlled Drug to person of or over 18 years of age
Section 6(1)(e) MODA ‘75 8 Years
Sells OR
- Sell
- Section 6(5)
Offers to sell
- Prosectuion must prove
- R v During
- Offering to Supply
- Guilty Knowledge
- Police v Emerali
- R v Strawbridge
Class C Controlled Drug
- Class C Sec 2
- Controlled Drug Sec 2
- Controlled Drug Analogue Sec 2
To any person
- Person
Of or over the ago of 18 years old
- R v Forest and Forest
- Practice
Possession of a Conrtolled Drug for Supply / Administer / Sell / Offer
Section 6(1)(f) MODA ‘75 Life / 14 / 8 years
Possession of
- Possession
- Actual Possession
- Warner v Metropolitian Police Commission
- Constructive Possession
- Possession Sec 2(2)
Any Controlled Drug
- Controlled Drug Sec 2
- Controlled Drug Analogue Sec 2
For any of the purposes set out in paras (c),(d) or (e)
- Sec 6(1)(c)
- Sec 6(1)(d)
- Sec 6(1)(e)
- Guilty Knowledge
- Polcie v Emerali
- R v Strawbridge
- Presumption Sec 6(6)
Discharging a Firearm with intent to do GHB
Section 198(1)(a) CA ‘61 14 years
With intent to do GBH
- Intent
- R v Mohan
- R v Waaka
- GBH
- DPP v Smith
Discharges
- Discharge
Any firearm, airgun or similar weapom
- Firearm Sec 2 AA
- Airgun Sec 2
- Similar Weapon
At any person
- R v Pekepo
- Person
Doing a Dangerous Act with intent
Section 198(1)(b) CA ‘61 14 years
With intent to do GBH
- Intent
- R v Mohan
- R v Waaka
- GBH
- DPP v Smith
Sends or delivers to any person OR
Puts in any place
- Sends to or delivers
- Person
- Puts in any place
Any explosive OR
Injurious substance or device
- Explosive Sec 2
- Injurious Substance or device
- Completion of offence
Doing a Dangerous Act with intent to do GBH
Setion 198(1)(c) CA ‘61 14 years
With Intent to do GBH
- Intent
- R v Mohan
- R v Waaka
- GBH
- DPP v Smtih
Sets fire
- Sets fire
To any Property
- Property Sec 2
Uses any Firearm against Law enforcement officer
Section 198A(1) CA ‘61 14 years
Uses any firearm in any manner whatever
- Uses in any manner whatever
- Police v Parker
- Firearm Sec 2
Aganist any Constable, OR
Any Traffic Officer OR
Any Prison Officer
Acting in the execution of their duty
- Constable
- Traffic Officer
- Prison Officer
- Acting in the course
- Acting unlawfully
Knowing that OR
Being Reckless whether or not OR
That the person is a member of Police or traffic officer or prison officer so acting
- Knowing that
- Knowing
- Reckless
- R v Harney
Commission of an Imprisonable Offences with a Firearm
Section 198B(1)(a) CA ‘61 10 years
In committing any imprisonable offence
- Mus be
- Imprisonable offence Sec 5 CPA
Uses any firearm
- Uses
- Firearm
Abduction
Section 208 (a) or (b) or (c) CA ‘61 14 years
Unlawfully
- R v Chartrand
Takes Away OR
Detains
- R v Crossan
- R v Wellard - TA
- R v Pryce - D
A person
- Person
Without his or her consent OR
With his or her consent obatined by fraud OR
Duress
- Consent
- R v Cox
- Fraud
- Duress
- Sec 209A
With Intent to
- Intent
- R v Mohan
- R v Waaka
- R v Mohi
(a) Marry him or her OR
* Marry
(b) have sexual connection with him or her
* Sexual Connection Sec 2
(c) Cause him or her to be maried to orto have sexual connection with some other person
* Cause to be
Kidnapping
Section 209 (a) or (b) or (c) CA ‘61 14 years
Unlawfully
- R v Chartrand
Takes Away OR
Detains
- R v Crossan
- R v Wellard - TA
- R v Pryce - D
A person
- Person
Without his or her consent OR
With his or her consent obatined by fraud OR
Duress
- Consent
- R v Cox
- Fraud
- Duress
- Sec 209A
With intent to
- Intent
- R v Mohan
- R v Waaka
- R v Mohi
(a) To hold him or her for ransom or to service OR
- Ransom
- Service
(b) To cause him or her to be imprisoned or confined OR
- Confined
- Imprisoned
(c) To cause him or her to be sent or taken out of New Zealand
- Sent out of NZ
- Taken out of NZ
Arson - Danger
Section 267(1)(a) CA ‘61 14 years
Intentionally OR
- Intent
- R v Mohan
- R v Waaka
Recklessly
- Reckless
- R v Harney
Damages by Fire or by means of explosive
- Damages by fire
- R v Archer
- Explosive Sec 2
Any property
- Property Sec 2
If he or she knows OR ought to know that danger to life is likely to ensure
- Knowledge Simester and Brookbanks PCL
- Life
Arson - No interest
Section 267(1)(b) CA ‘61 14 Years
Intentionally OR
- Intent
- R v Mohan
- R v Waaka
Recklessly
- Reckless
- R v Harney
And without claim of right
- COR Sec 2
Damages by Fire or by means of explosive
- Damages by fire
- R v Archer
- Explosive Sec 2
Any immovable property or any vehicle, ship or aircraft in which that person has no interest
- Immovable
- Property Sec 2
- Vehicle Sec 2 LTA
- Ship Sec 2
- Aircraft Sec 2 CAA ‘90
- Person
Arson - Cause Loss / benefit
Section 267(1)(c) CA ‘61 14 years
Intentionally
- Intent
- R v Mohan
- R v Waaka
Damages by Fire or means of explosive
- Damages by fire
- R v Archer
- Explosive Sec 2 AA
Any immovable property or any vehicle, ship or aircraft
- Immovable
- Property Sec 2
- Vehicle Sec 2 LTA
- Ship Sec 2
- Aircraft Sec 2 CAA ‘90
With Intent to obtain any benefit OR
- Intent
- R v Mohan
- R v Waaka
- Obtain S217
- Benefit S267(4)
Cause loss to any other person
- R v Morley
- Person
- Person - Companies Sec 2
Arson - (2)(a)
Section 267(2)(a) CA ‘61 7 years
Intentionally OR
- Intent
- R v Mohan
- R v Waaka
Recklessly
- Reckless
- R v Harney
And without claim of right
- COR Sec 2
Damages by Fire or by means of explosive
- Damages by fire
- R v Archer
- Explosive Sec 2
Any property (other than propety listed in section 267(1)) in which that person has no interest
- Property Sec 2
- Person
Arson (2)(b)
Section 267(2)(b) Ca ‘61
Intentionally OR
- Intent
- R v Mohan
- R v Waaka
Recklessly
- Reckless
- R v Harney
Damages by Fire or by means of explosive
- Damages by fire
- R v Archer
- Explosive Sec 2
Any property (other than propety listed in section 267(1))
- Property Sec 2
With Intent to obtain any benefit OR
- Intent
- R v Mohan
- R v Waaka
- Obtain S217
- Benefit S267(4)
Cause loss to any other person
- R v Morley
- Person
- Person - Companies Sec 2
Aggravated Burglary - While
Section 232(1)(a) CA ‘61 14 years
While Committing Burglary
- While Committing
- Burglary Sec 231
Has a weapon with him or her OR
- Has with him
- Police v Pitman
Uses anything as a weapon
- Uses
- R v Steele
- Anything as a weapon
Aggravated Burglary - Having
Section 232(1)(b) CA ‘61 14 years
Having committed Burglary
- Burgalry Sec 231
Has a weapon with him or her OR
- Has with him
- Police v Pitman
Uses anything as a weapon
- Uses
- R v Steele
- Anything as a weapon
While still in the building or ship
- Still be present
- Building Sec 231(2)
- Ship Sec 2
Uses / Attempts to use a document
Section 228(b) CA ‘61 7 years
With intent to obtain and property, service, pecuniary advantage or valuable consideration
- Intent
- R v Mohan
- R v Waaka
- R v Morley
- Obtain
- Property
- Privilege
- Service
- Hayes v R - Pecuniary Advantage
- Hayes v R - Valuable Consideration
Dishonestly
- Dishonestly
- Hayes v R
And without Claim of Right
- Claim of Right Sec 2
Uses or attempts to use any document
- Uses or attempts to use
- Hayes v r
- Document Sec 217
- R v Misic
Obtaining by Deception (a)
Section 240(1)(a) CA ‘61 7years / 1year / 3months
By any deception
- Deception
- R v Morley
Without Claim of Right
- Claim of Right Sec 2
Obtains Possession od or control over any property, or any privilege, service, pecuniary advantage, or benefit or Valuable Consideration
- Obtains
- Possession
- Actual Possession
- Warner v Metropolitian Police Commissioner
- Constructive Possession
- Property Sec 2
- Privilege or benefit
- Hayes v R
- Hayes v R
Obtaining by Deception (b)
Section 240(1)(b) CA ‘61 7years
By any deception
- Deception Sec 240(2)
- R v Morley
And without Claim of Right
- Claim of Right Sec 2
In incurring any debt OR
- Debt
Liability
- Liability
- Fisher v Raven
- R v McKay