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what kind of crimes does this problem arise

result crimes

but for causation

Lourie v HM Adv

existing contributory causes

think skull rule Bird V HMA old person heart attack

does this include psychological issues

yes R v Blaue, jehovah witness blood transfusion

Supervening

treated as matter of foreseeability, was outcome and intervening foreseeable




the act must be extrinsic unreasonable




HM ADV V Khaliq




R v Kennedy

Malreginem

normal medical treatment is foreseeable, Finlayson v Hm Adv




not about degree of fault, rather the consequences of that treatment R v Cheshire

New Driving Offences

driving unqualified etc, strict liability




weak causation requirement




R v Williams