A) Negligence is failing to foresee a risk that a reasonable person would have foreseen
B) Negligence is foreseeing a risk, but taking inadequate steps to avoid the risk, thus falling below the standard to be expected of a reasonable person
C) Negligence is foreseeing a risk, but failing to take steps to avoid the risk, thus falling below the standard to be expected of a reasonable person
D) Negligence is subjectively assessed.
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Multiple Choice
A) Hyam v DPP
B) Moloney
C) Hancock and Shankland
D) Woollin
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Multiple Choice
A) R v G and Another
B) Caldwell
C) Woollin
D) Elliott v C
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Multiple Choice
A) Indirect intent
B) Subjectively reckless
C) Direct intent
D) Objectively reckless
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Multiple Choice
A) Because Jack failed to foresee a risk that a reasonable person would have foreseen
B) Because the actus reus and mens rea coincide
C) Due to the application of the doctrine of transferred malice
D) Because Jack is reckless as to whether he inflicts force on Habib
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Multiple Choice
A) Pembliton
B) Latimer
C) Attorney General's Reference (No 3 of 1994)
D) Thabo Meli
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Multiple Choice
A) D's aim or purpose it to kill
B) Death is virtually certain to occur and D appreciates this
C) GBH is highly probably to occur and D appreciates this
D) D's aim or purpose is to cause GBH
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Multiple Choice
A) Where D does not desire the consequences but they are virtually certain to occur and the defendant appreciates this
B) Where D does not desire the consequences but they are highly probable to occur and the defendant appreciates this
C) Where D does not desire the consequences but foresees them as possible to occur
D) D's aim or purpose
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