- Murder And Attempts Flashcards

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White (1910)

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D poisoned mother who died of heart attack (not related to poison) - charged with attempt

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Smith (1959)

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D injured V, who was then dropped on route to medics, also had wrong treatment given- D still charged with murder as stab wound was an operating cause

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Cheshire (1991)

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D Shot V, V was given negligent treatment for breathing issues and died, D charged with murder as he has significant contribution

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Roberts (1971)

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V jumped out of a moving car because of D’s actions, D did not foresee V doing so. V’s act was a NVI, D charged of GBH under the daftness test

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Paggett (1982)

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D used V as a human shield. V was shot dead by police. Charged of manslaughter as D used V as a shield resulted in V dying — ‘but for’ test

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Blaue (1975)

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D stabbed V. V refused blood transfusion (which would have saved life) due to religion— D charged with manslaughter due to diminished responsibility, D was operating cause of death to V

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DPP V Smith (1960)

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D tried to throw V off his car bonnet, V was knocked into an incoming car and killed— D charged with murder as D contemplated GBH and as a result of these injuries V died

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Woolin (1998)

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D threw V (baby) onto hard surface, V died— charged with manslaughter as there was material misdirection which expanded the MR of murder

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Matthews and Alleyne

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Two D’s threw V info river not with the intention of murder, they assumed he could swim— charged with murder as the result of death was seen as virtual certainty as it was during a floor and V couldn’t swim

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Gibbons and proctor

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Two D’s starved their child— convicted of murder as murder can be caused by an omission— parents were both under a duty to protect their child and didn’t

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Attorney Gen. Ref.

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4 D’s threw a petrol bomb from a moving car which hit a nearby wall and six men— charged with attempted aggravated arson

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Vickers

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D broke into cellar, killed V who lived above the shop and cellar— convicted of capital murder and sentenced to death

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Cunningham

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D tore gas meter off wall to steal money, gas leaked which poisoned neighbour— trial judge directed the jury that ‘malicious’ meant ‘wicked’

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Boyle and Boyle (1987)

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D’s were found standing by a door with broken lock and hinge. D’s has carried out sufficient ‘series of acts’ to be an attempt— ‘series of acts’ test

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Jones (2007)

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D tried to shoot V. V threw gun away. D charged with attempted murder

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Easom (1971)

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D looked through V’s bag but didn’t take anything— case quashed as it was seen D didn’t have any intention to take anything

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Millard and Vernon (1987)

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D charged with attempted criminal damage at a football ground by persistently pushing against a wooden fence

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Anderton V Ryan

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D was found in possession of a video recorder she believed was stolen. NO evidence it was stolen, convicted of attempting to handle stolen goods

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Eagleton

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D was convicted of attempting to obtain money by false pretences

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Tosh and White

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D’s were convicted of attempted burglary on a farm

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Widdowson

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D made dishonest representations in a document which might, at a later stage led to a hire purchase agreement

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Campbell

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D was outside of a post office and was arrested due to police being informed of a potential robbery

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R v Gullefer

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D convicted of theft of the bet he made which he lost

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Geddes

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D in school with a rucksack of weapons

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R V Jones (Kenneth)

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D got into car and pointed gun at driver

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Why brow

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Convicted of attempting to smuggle drugs even tho it was impossible for him to do so

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R V Mohan

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D drove car and almost hit police officer who jumped out of the way— direct intent case