Strict Liability all cases Flashcards

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B V DPP
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B) Principles established

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A: Indecent assault on a minor with a potential custodial sentence and registration as a sex offender. (Harrow boy asks a minor for a blowjob)
B) If it is – true crime , severe punishment, social stigma – MENS REA presumed.

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R v Blake
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A) Making an illegal, unlicensed radio broadcast ( public interest: there is no interference with public broadcast & emergency transmission )

B) That social concern (potential danger to public health, morals and safety) issues require strict liability

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Alphacell v Woodward
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A) Pollution caused by leaves blocking a pump unknown to company (public interest: water supply is protected )

B) That social concern (potential danger to public health, morals and safety) issues require strict liability

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Sweet v Parsley
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A) Old lady charged with management of premises for purposes of consuming drugs – she was unaware those renting her property were doing so.

B) – potential custodial sentence – true crime – mens rea presumed. (where an act does not indicate the need for mens rea they assume mens rea is required)

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Callow v Tillstone
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A) Exposing unsound meat for sale – the butcher had asked state vet to check the meat before sale but was still liable (no due diligence)

B) (Public interest – importance of food standards ) strict liability, Social concern and no due diligence.

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R v Gibson & Sylverie
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A) Outraging public decency (human made earring)

B) extreme public indecency is a rare COMMON LAW strict liability offence!

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R v Howells (1977)
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A)Possession of a firearm without a licence (thought it was an antique)

B) – strict liability but carries a custodial sentence!

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Harrow LBC v Shah and Shah
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Pharamaceutical society of GB v Storkwain or Strokwain case
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R v Larsonneur
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WInzar V chief Constable of Kent
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Cundy v Le Cocq
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Sweet v Parsley
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Alphacell v Woodward
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AG v Frail
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Sherras V Dekutzen
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R v Prince and R v Hibbert
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B) Principles established

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Gammon (HK) LTD v AG (HK)
A) Facts
B) Principles established