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16 Cards in this Set
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Definition of murder |
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Actus reus of murder |
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'Killed' |
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R v Gibbins and proctor |
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'Reasonable creature in being' |
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'Queens peace and unlawful' |
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Mens rea of murder |
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R v Vickers |
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Intention |
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Forsight of consequences case studies |
Death or injury must have been a virtual certainty to prove intention and they must have realised this |
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Transfered malice |
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Evaluation of the law on murder |
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Meaning of intention |
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The serious harm rule |
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Mandatory life scentence |
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Law commisions reform |
Government rejected reform but felt excessive self defence should have a partial defence - hence loss of control |
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