Evaluation (OCR A-Level Law): Quizzes
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What is the main contemporaneity problem with the intoxication defence?
What is the main contemporaneity problem with the intoxication defence?
Mens rea formed hours before actus reus
How does Majewski recklessness differ from Cunningham recklessness?
How does Majewski recklessness differ from Cunningham recklessness?
Majewski doesn't require foresight of risk
What did the Law Commission recommend abolishing in its 2009 report on intoxication?
What did the Law Commission recommend abolishing in its 2009 report on intoxication?
References to basic and specific intent
What is the primary presumption under proposed intoxication reforms?
What is the primary presumption under proposed intoxication reforms?
The defendant was not intoxicated
Under s 43 Crime and Courts Act 2013, what force can householders use against intruders?
Under s 43 Crime and Courts Act 2013, what force can householders use against intruders?
Disproportionate but not grossly so
What makes it difficult for juries to assess reasonableness in self-defence cases?
What makes it difficult for juries to assess reasonableness in self-defence cases?
Judging split-second decisions in calm
Are a defendant's personal characteristics relevant when assessing reasonable force?
Are a defendant's personal characteristics relevant when assessing reasonable force?
No, they are not relevant
What inconsistency exists in consent law regarding sports injuries?
What inconsistency exists in consent law regarding sports injuries?
Serious injury allowed in boxing not football
What did Brown (1993) establish about consent in sexual contexts?
What did Brown (1993) establish about consent in sexual contexts?
ABH or worse requires 'good reason'
What threshold did the Law Commission (1995) propose for consent remaining criminal?
What threshold did the Law Commission (1995) propose for consent remaining criminal?
Seriously disabling injury