A Levels Law A2 (Cases) Flashcards on A2 Law: Cases - Murder, created by Jessica 'JessieB on 04/29/2014.
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Created by Jessica 'JessieB
almost 10 years ago
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Definition of Murder by Sir. Edward Coke in 1797.
(Modern Version)
Case Outcome: 'Killing' within the AR of murder -
Gibbins and Proctor (1918)
Case Outcome: Contributory factors to the death of the victim (AR) -
Jordan; Smith or Cheshire
Case Facts: 'Human Being' within the AR of murder -
Poulton (1832)
Case Outcome: 'Human Being' within the AR of murder -
Poulton (1832)
Case Facts: 'Human Being' within the AR of murder -
AG's Reference (No 3 of 1994) 1997
Case Outcome: 'Human Being' within the AR of murder -
AG's Reference (No 3 of 1994) 1997
Case Outcome: 'Brain Dead' within 'Human Being' in the AR of murder -
Malcherek; Steel (1981)
Case Outcome: Mens Rea of Murder (Indirect Intent) -
Hyam (1972)
Case Outcome: Mens Rea of Murder (Indirect Intent) -
Moloney (1985)
Case Outcome: Mens Rea of Murder (Indirect Intent) -
Hancock and Shankland (1986)
Case Outcome: Mens Rea of Murder (Indirect Intent) -
Nedrick (1986)
Case Outcome: Mens Rea of Murder (Indirect Intent) -
Woolin (1999)
Case Outcome: Mens Rea of Murder (Indirect Intent) -
Matthews and Alleyne (2003)
Case Outcome: Mens Rea of Murder (Transferred Malice) -
Mitchell; Latimer
