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8 Cards in this Set
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AR and MR must co-exist in time, but can be one of a series of acts
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Thabo-Meli v R
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AR and MR can be the same sequence of events
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R v Le Brun
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s1(4), CAA
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Stuff that can't be an attempt offence
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Significant steps taken for full offence; D needn't have done all he intends
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R v Jones
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Must have embarked upon the crime proper, this is a question of fact for the jury
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R v Gullefer
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Full actus must be intended, not a “lesser” one
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R v Whybrow
R v Millard and Vernon |
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For crimes with ulterior mens rea, the ulterior one can be reckless for the attempt
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A-G's Ref, no 3 of 1992
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If recklessness as to exiting circumstances suffices for the full offence, it seems to hold for attempts (e.g. rape)
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R v Khan
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