Mens Rea Flashcards

Strict Liability

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1
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Mohan

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Direct Intention - “D’s main aim or purpose” (D drove car quickly and almost hit policeman)

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2
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R v G + Another

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Subjective test for Recklessness (2 boys set fire to bin outside Co-Op causing it to light)

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Woollin

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Indirect Intention - Virtually Certain Consequence (D threw baby on hard surface)

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4
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Cunningham

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Malicious (D tried to steal a gas meter and poisoned Mother upstairs)

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5
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Pittwood

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Omission - Contractual Duty

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6
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Hood

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Omission - Duty through relationship

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7
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Stone V Dobsinson

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Omission - Duty through assumption of care

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Dytham

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Omission - Duty through official position

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9
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Miller

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Omission - a creation of dangerous situation

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10
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Strict Liability

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An offence where the MR is not required

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Pharmaceutical Society v STORKWAIN

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SL - D charged for supply drugs under fake and forged prescription

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Winzar

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SL - D was charged being drunk on a highway even though the police moved in there

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13
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Larsonneur

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D was ordered to leave the country

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14
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Callow v Tilstone

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No Fault SL (Butcher was guilty even took reasonable care not too)

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Shah v Shah

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No Defence of Due Diligence (D sold lottery ticket to 13-year-old thinking hey were 16+)

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16
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Prince

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(D knew he too a girl in possession of her father and believed she was 18)

17
Q

Cundy

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No Defence of Mistake (D was charged with selling liquor to a drunken person)

18
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Gammon Test

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Court always presumes the MR