MORNING BEFORE Flashcards by Grace S

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Cafferkey v HMA

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visible evidence does not need a warrant

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HMA v Bell

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warrant must be signed and identify premises

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Hepper v HMA

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can stumble across evidence without a warrant

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Fraser v HMA

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testify fact, not give opinion

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Hopes v HMA

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formal qualification not needed

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HMA v Harris

W v HMA

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reckless injury actus reus and mens rea

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Normand v HMA

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reckless endgangerment mens rea

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Wade v Robertson

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malicious mischief mens rea

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HMA v WIlson

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malicious mischief interference counts

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Smith v Donnelly

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breach of peace actus reus

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Jones v Carnegie

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breach of peace can eb private

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McKay v HMA

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cumulative doesnt count

fidelity

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Hill v HMA

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do not need to catch them in the act

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Atkinson c HMA

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assault can be fear

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HMA v Igoe

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assisting after a+p