transferred malice Flashcards

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what is transfered malice?

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this is when a dependent intends to kill one person but instead actually commits a similar crime to someone else which means that they can still be held guilty of the offence against the actual victim eg in LATIMER

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what other cases are ones of transfered malice?

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R V MITCHELL

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what case was not one of transfered malice?

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r v Pembliton

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what is transfered malice and coincidence of actus reus and mens rea

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this is the principle that for a dependent to be guilty of a crime the actus reus and mens rea need to be proven at the same time eg Fagan v mpc

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