Mens Rea Flashcards
What are the 3 types of mens rea?
Direct intent
Oblique intent
Subjective recklessness
What is the definition and case on direct intent
Desired of aims to bring arround prohibited consequences
Mohan
What is the definition and case of oblique intent
Prohibited consequence must be a virtual certainty
Woolin
What is the definition and case of subjective recklessness
D must realise there is a risk and decide to take it
Cunningham
What is transferred malice?
If they have the mens rea to commit a crime, but on an unintented victim
What is the case for transferred malice?
Latimer
What case says that transferred malice doesn’t apply if it’s a different crime
Pembliton
What is a strict liability?
Where D is guilty by doing the actus reus alone, no need for mens rea.
What is the case for strict liability?
Harrow LBC v shah
What case clarifies strict liability?
Sweet v parsley