Mens Rea Flashcards

1
Q

What are the 3 types of mens rea?

A

Direct intent

Oblique intent

Subjective recklessness

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2
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What is the definition and case on direct intent

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Desired of aims to bring arround prohibited consequences

Mohan

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3
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What is the definition and case of oblique intent

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Prohibited consequence must be a virtual certainty

Woolin

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4
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What is the definition and case of subjective recklessness

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D must realise there is a risk and decide to take it

Cunningham

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5
Q

What is transferred malice?

A

If they have the mens rea to commit a crime, but on an unintented victim

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6
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What is the case for transferred malice?

A

Latimer

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7
Q

What case says that transferred malice doesn’t apply if it’s a different crime

A

Pembliton

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8
Q

What is a strict liability?

A

Where D is guilty by doing the actus reus alone, no need for mens rea.

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9
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What is the case for strict liability?

A

Harrow LBC v shah

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10
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What case clarifies strict liability?

A

Sweet v parsley

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