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Law AS (AQA) - Causation
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1Which type of causation uses the 'but for' test?
- AFactual Causation
- BLegal Causation
2In which case did the defendant use his girlfriend as a human shield?
- APagett (1983)
- BJordan (1956)
- CCheshire (1991)
3Which type of causation invokes the 'operating and substantial cause'?
- AFactual causation
- BLegal causation
4In which case did the victim die after being given the wrong injection when he was recovering from being stabbed?
- ASmith (1959)
- BCheshire (1991)
- CJordan (1956)
5Two soldiers were involved in a fight. One received a stab wound which pierced his lung. Which case was this?
- ACheshire (1991)
- BSmith (1959)
- CJordan (1956)
6In which case did the victim die as a result of rare complications from a tracheotomy?
- ASmith (1959)
- BCheshire (1991)
- CJordan (1956)
7What does 'novas acts interveniens' mean?
- ANew intervening act
- BNew act
- CIntervening act
8In which case did turning off a life support machine come in to question?
- AMalcherek (1981)
- BBlaue (1975)
- CRoberts (1971)
9In which case did the defendant stab a Jehovah's witness who then died after refusing a blood transfusion?
- ABlaue (1975)
- BRoberts (1971)
- CMalcherek (1981)
10In the case of Roberts (1971), a girl in the defendant's car injured herself by jumping our due to sexual advances from the defendant. Why was the defendant guilty even though it was the victim's own act?
- AThe consequence was reasonably foreseeable
- BThe victim was injured
- CHe made sexual advances to her
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