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murder CASES Flashcards

1
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parents/child

A

gibbons & proctor

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2
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assumed responsibility

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stone & dobinson

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3
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contractual duty

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pittwood

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4
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public duty

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dytham

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5
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chain of events

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miller

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6
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statutory duty

A

s170 of the road traffic act 1988

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7
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turning off life support (murder)

A

malcharek

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8
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operating to save a life (murder)

A

Re A

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9
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a foetus is not a human being (murder)

A

AG’s ref no.3 1994

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10
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d has not killed v in battle (murder)

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page

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11
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express malice (direct intent) (murder)

A

belfon

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12
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express malice , oblique intent (murder)

A

woolin

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13
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implied malice

A

vickers

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14
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abnormality of mental functioning (DR)

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byrne

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15
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sexual psychopath (DR)

A

byrne

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16
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chronic depression (DR)

A

seers

17
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pre-menstrual tension (DR)

A

smith

18
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battered wives syndrome (DR)

A

Ahluwalia

19
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mental deficiency (DR)

A

speake

20
Q

post-natal depression (DR)

A

reynolds

21
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alcohol dependency syndrome (DR)

A

wood

22
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impairment must be ‘important or weighty’ (DR)

A

golds

23
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D’s substantial impairment must not come from intoxication alone (DR)

A

egan

24
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must be sufficient evidence to leave to the jury (LOC)

A

clinton

25
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D has lost ability to act within considered judgement or normal powers or reasoning (LOC)

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jewell

26
Q

2hr delay was sufficient (LOC)

A

ahluwalia

27
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will not count if d is acting out in revenge (LOC)

A

baille

28
Q

fear of violence from burglars (LOC)

A

martin

29
Q

anger trigger threshold is very high, so it rarely succeeds (LOC)

A

doughtry

30
Q

combination of triggers (LOC)

A

sands

31
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cannot be used if D incites the situation (LOC)

A

johnson

32
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sexual infidelity alone is not enough for anger trigger (LOC)

A

clinton

33
Q

objective test (LOC)

A

camplin

34
Q

unemployment, epilepsy, depression (LOC)

A

gregson

35
Q

discovering infidelity (LOC)

A

clinton

36
Q

sexual abuse suffered as a child (LOC)

A

hill

37
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intoxication (LOC)

A

asmelash

38
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bad temper (LOC)

A

mohammed

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