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What is the test for oblique intention?

A

Woolin [1999]
A jury may find that D intended an outcome if it was a virtually certain consequence of his actions and he realised this was the case.

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What is the recklessness test?

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Cunningham [1957]
Where D has foreseen that a particular type of harm might occur, yet has gone onto take the risk when it was unjustifiable or unreasonable to do so

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Which case re-established Cunningham subjective reckless test to criminal damage?

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R v G [2004]

About fire to wheelie bins that spread to supermarket

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Which case established that malice can be transferred between Vs?

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Latimer (1886)

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Which case established that you cannot transfer malice between offences? Facts?

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Pembilton (1874)

Threw brick at V but missed and broke window

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Which case broadened the principle of coincidence of AR and MR by suggesting that Ds acts could be viewed as a series of acts? Facts?

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Church

Hit her intending GBH, thought she was dead so threw in river but actually drowned in river. Still liable.

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