UAM

Question 1

The crime committed must be unlawful

Answer 1

Franklin

Question 2

It cannot be a tort must be a positive act

Answer 2

Lowe

Question 3

What is lord justice Davies definition of a dangerous act in Church

Answer 3

As an act that a sober and reasonable person would realise there is a risk of some harm

Question 4

A sober and reasonable person would realise the risk

Answer 4

Bristow

Question 5

A sober and reasonable person would not realise the venerability of the person

Answer 5

Dawson

Question 6

The sober and reasonable person would realise the vulnerability

Answer 6

Watson

Question 7

The objectively dangerous test does not take into account age and mental capacity

Answer 7

JF and NE

Question 8

The reasonable and sober person must for see a risk of some harm not a specific harm

Answer 8

JM and Sm

Question 9

The objectively dangerous test does not have to be aimed at the V

Answer 9

Larkin

Question 10

Can be aimed at property

Answer 10

Good fellow

Question 11

The D’s conduct must cause the death

Answer 11

Attorney general reference number 3 of 1994

Question 12

The D must have the men’s Rea of an act

Answer 12

Lamb

Question 13

Transferred malice can apply

Answer 13

Mitchell

Question 14

Irrelevant if the D did not foresee or intend the harm all that matters is if they satisfied the men’s Rea

Answer 14

Newbury and jones