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Murder Flashcards

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1
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What is the definition of murder

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The unlawful killing of a reasonable creature in being under the queens peace with malice aforethought

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What is the actus reus of murder

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The unlawful killing of a reasonable creature in being under the queens peace

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What is the mens rea of murder

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Malice aforethought

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Where is murder defined

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In the common law

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How can The killed aspect of murder be fulfilled

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By an act or omission

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Give an example of murder by omission

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Gibbins and Proctor

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What must be established under the killing aspect of murder

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Causation

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Give the general rules of causation

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Factual causation and legal causation without any intervening acts is causation

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What does reasonable creature in being mean?

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A human being

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What does reasonable creature exclude?

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Foetuses

Brain dead people

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Which case established that foetus’ are not reasonable creatures

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Attorney generals reference

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Which case establishes that brain dead people aren’t reasonable creatures

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Malcherek and steel

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13
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What did R v Inglis establish

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Disabled people are reasonable creatures in being

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In which two situations may a killing be considered lawful

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In self defence

When reasonable force is used

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Give a case where excessive force was used

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R v clegg

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Give a case in which reasonable force was used

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Beck ford

17
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Give a case where self defence was not available

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Martin Anthony

18
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Give a case where necessity was used

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Re A

19
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What does under the queens peace mean

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Killing an enemy in the course of war is not murder

20
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What is express malice

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Intention to kill

21
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What is implied malice

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Intention to cause GBH

22
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Give two cases in which implied malice was sufficient

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Vickers

Cunningham

23
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What is direct intent

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The typical situation where D intends the consequence

24
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Define oblique intent

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The situation where D foresees the consequence as a virtual certainty and goes ahead anyway

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