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D commits a dangerous unlawful act.
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D commits a dangerous unlawful act.
It risks death.
D has mens rea for the base offence.

","correct":false,"explanation":"A mere risk of death is insufficient because the unlawful act must actually cause death. The offence is result-based, although D need only have mens rea for the base offence."},{"text":"

D commits a dangerous unlawful act.
It causes death.
D has mens rea for the resulting death.

","correct":false,"explanation":"D does not need mens rea for the death itself. The required mens rea relates to the base unlawful offence, while dangerousness is assessed objectively."}]},{"id":"8b4e40d4-fe27-4a25-a481-37f882b1a46e","cardType":"basic","points":1,"front":"For assault, what must D cause V to apprehend?","back":"Immediate unlawful force.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"Immediate unlawful force.","correct":true,"explanation":"Assault occurs when D intentionally or recklessly causes V to apprehend immediate unlawful force. Apprehension means anticipating the force, even if V is not physically touched."},{"text":"Actual unlawful force.","correct":false,"explanation":"Actual force is required for battery, not assault. Assault is complete when V apprehends immediate unlawful force, so the threatened force need not be applied."},{"text":"Future unlawful force.","correct":false,"explanation":"The force must be apprehended as immediate, although immediate does not always mean instantaneous. A threat confined to the distant future will not normally amount to assault."},{"text":"Immediate lawful force.","correct":false,"explanation":"The apprehended force must be unlawful. Lawful force, such as reasonable self-defence, does not constitute the force required for an assault."}]},{"id":"277f5681-ba11-4025-b6fa-406f7b9b5743","cardType":"basic","points":1,"front":"For battery, how much force is enough?","back":"Even slight unlawful force beyond everyday contact.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"Even slight unlawful force beyond everyday contact.","correct":true,"explanation":"Battery requires the intentional or reckless application of unlawful force, and even slight force is sufficient if it goes beyond ordinary everyday contact and is not consented to or lawful."},{"text":"Only significant unlawful force beyond everyday contact.","correct":false,"explanation":"Battery does not require significant force. A common mistake is importing a serious-injury threshold; in fact, even slight unlawful force beyond everyday contact is sufficient."},{"text":"Even slight lawful force beyond everyday contact.","correct":false,"explanation":"The force must be unlawful, not merely slight. Lawful touching, such as reasonable contact in everyday life or justified physical contact, does not amount to battery."},{"text":"Any accidental unlawful force beyond everyday contact.","correct":false,"explanation":"Battery requires intention or recklessness as to the application of force, so a genuinely accidental touching is not enough. Slight force can suffice, but it must be consciously applied."}]},{"id":"965c92ac-05ca-4f74-9b7f-edc0c314e756","cardType":"cloze","points":null,"front":"For s47 ABH, D needs mens rea for [ ] only; D need not foresee [ ].","back":"For s47 ABH, D needs mens rea for assault or battery only; D need not foresee ABH.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"For s47 ABH, D needs mens rea for assault or battery only; D need not foresee ABH.","correct":true,"explanation":"For s47 ABH, D must intend or be reckless as to the assault or battery. There is no additional requirement that D foresee the resulting actual bodily harm."},{"text":"For s47 ABH, D needs mens rea for ABH only; D need not foresee assault or battery.","correct":false,"explanation":"This reverses the rule. Mens rea is required for the underlying assault or battery, while D does not need to foresee the resulting ABH."},{"text":"For s47 ABH, D needs mens rea for assault or battery only; D need not foresee serious injury.","correct":false,"explanation":"The relevant result is ABH, not serious injury. Section 47 requires mens rea for assault or battery, and no foresight of ABH is needed."},{"text":"For s47 ABH, D needs mens rea for ABH or GBH only; D need not foresee assault or battery.","correct":false,"explanation":"The underlying mens rea concerns assault or battery, not ABH or GBH. The prosecution need not prove foresight of ABH, but it must prove the underlying unlawful force or threat."}]},{"id":"446d0c81-2551-4848-8a18-8ff9a18a2e8d","cardType":"basic","points":1,"front":"What mens rea is required for s20 GBH or wounding?","back":"Intention or recklessness as to some physical harm.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"Intention or recklessness as to some physical harm.","correct":true,"explanation":"Section 20 requires intention or recklessness as to some physical harm, not necessarily serious injury. The mens rea is therefore lower than the specific intent required for section 18."},{"text":"Intention or recklessness as to GBH.","correct":false,"explanation":"This confuses section 20 with the result required for section 18. Section 20 only requires intention or recklessness as to some physical harm, even though GBH or wounding must actually result."},{"text":"Specific intent to cause GBH.","correct":false,"explanation":"Specific intent to cause GBH is associated with section 18, not section 20. Section 20 is satisfied by intention or recklessness as to some physical harm."},{"text":"Intention to cause serious injury only.","correct":false,"explanation":"Section 20 does not require intention to cause serious injury. The correct mens rea is intention or recklessness as to some physical harm, which is a significantly lower threshold."}]},{"id":"e2beb05d-47df-4599-a077-69a18b26ddd7","cardType":"basic","points":1,"front":"What mens rea is required for s18 GBH or wounding?","back":"Specific intent to cause GBH or resist/prevent arrest.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"Specific intent to cause GBH or resist/prevent arrest.","correct":true,"explanation":"Section 18 is an offence of specific intent. D must intend to cause GBH or intend to resist or prevent lawful apprehension or detention."},{"text":"Intention or recklessness as to some physical harm.","correct":false,"explanation":"This is the mens rea for section 20, not section 18. Section 18 requires specific intent to cause GBH or to resist or prevent arrest."},{"text":"Basic intent to cause or risk GBH.","correct":false,"explanation":"Section 18 requires specific intent rather than basic intent. Recklessness as to GBH is insufficient, because D must intend GBH or intend to resist or prevent arrest."},{"text":"Intention to cause some physical harm or recklessness as to GBH.","correct":false,"explanation":"Neither alternative states the section 18 requirement. The offence needs specific intent to cause GBH or to resist or prevent arrest, rather than a mixed intention and recklessness test."}]},{"id":"bb70a8fa-d968-448e-ad4e-2e5033fa9104","cardType":"basic","points":3,"front":"Under s1 Theft Act 1968, what must be proved for theft?","back":"Dishonestly appropriates property belonging to another with intention permanently to deprive.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"Dishonestly appropriates property belonging to another with intention permanently to deprive.","correct":true,"explanation":"Section 1 Theft Act 1968 defines theft as dishonest appropriation of property belonging to another, with the intention permanently to deprive the other of it."},{"text":"Dishonestly takes property belonging to another with intention temporarily to deprive.","correct":false,"explanation":"Theft requires appropriation and an intention permanently to deprive, not merely taking and temporary deprivation. Borrowing can amount to theft only where its conditions satisfy the statutory test."},{"text":"Appropriates property belonging to another knowing it is unlawfully obtained.","correct":false,"explanation":"Knowledge that property is unlawfully obtained is not the complete theft test. Theft requires dishonest appropriation, property belonging to another, and intention permanently to deprive."},{"text":"Dishonestly appropriates any property with intention to permanently deprive its owner.","correct":false,"explanation":"Property must belong to another, and the wording cannot be replaced by any property. The complete test also requires appropriation and dishonesty in addition to permanent deprivation."}]},{"id":"9e6d708c-2219-4024-a293-c23a55d54c0a","cardType":"basic","points":1,"front":"If no s2 Theft Act exception applies, which test assesses dishonesty?","back":"The Ivey test, confirmed in Barton and Booth.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"The Ivey test, confirmed in Barton and Booth.","correct":true,"explanation":"Where no statutory section 2 exception applies, dishonesty is assessed using the objective second stage of the Ivey test, confirmed in Barton and Booth."},{"text":"The Ghosh test, confirmed in Barton and Booth.","correct":false,"explanation":"Ghosh was replaced by the Ivey approach. Barton and Booth confirmed that dishonesty is assessed using Ivey, including the objective judgment of ordinary decent people."},{"text":"The Ivey test, confirmed in R v Ghosh.","correct":false,"explanation":"The case association is wrong. Ivey was confirmed in Barton and Booth, while Ghosh represents the former dishonesty test that is no longer applied."},{"text":"The subjective test, confirmed in Barton and Booth.","correct":false,"explanation":"Barton and Booth applied the Ivey test, whose final question is objective. D’s belief about the facts is considered first, but D need not realise that ordinary people would regard the conduct as dishonest."}]},{"id":"446b9810-e8cf-4c38-99c6-043f13af0dd4","cardType":"basic","points":2,"front":"How can force while escaping still satisfy robbery?","back":"Appropriation may be continuing, so force can be at the time of stealing.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"Appropriation may be continuing, so force can be at the time of stealing.","correct":true,"explanation":"Appropriation can be a continuing act. Therefore, force used while D is escaping may occur during the stealing and can satisfy robbery if the other elements are present."},{"text":"Appropriation ends on taking, so force can be used at any later time.","correct":false,"explanation":"The continuing appropriation principle means appropriation does not necessarily end immediately on taking. Force must be used at the time of stealing, although that period can extend into escape."},{"text":"Possession may be continuing, so force can be used after conviction.","correct":false,"explanation":"Possession is not the principle that extends the timing of robbery, and force after conviction is far too late. Continuing appropriation can cover force used during escape."},{"text":"Dishonesty may be continuing, so force can be used whenever D keeps the property.","correct":false,"explanation":"Continuing dishonesty does not make force used at any later point sufficient for robbery. The relevant rule is that appropriation may continue while D is escaping."}]},{"id":"22b1bfe6-7215-473e-99c3-188c2a55cd57","cardType":"basic","points":1,"front":"For s9(1)(a) burglary, when must D have the intent to steal, cause GBH, or damage property?","back":"On entry as a trespasser.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"On entry as a trespasser.","correct":true,"explanation":"For section 9(1)(a) burglary, D must have the relevant intent at the moment of entering as a trespasser. Forming the intent only after entry is insufficient for this offence."},{"text":"Before entry as a trespasser.","correct":false,"explanation":"D need not form the intent before entering. The section 9(1)(a) requirement is that the intent exists on entry as a trespasser, including an intent formed immediately before or during entry."},{"text":"After entry once inside the building.","correct":false,"explanation":"This describes a common confusion with burglary based on an offence committed after entry. Section 9(1)(a) requires the intent to steal, cause GBH, or damage property on entry."},{"text":"When leaving the building as a trespasser.","correct":false,"explanation":"The timing is not postponed until D leaves. For section 9(1)(a), the necessary intent must exist on entry as a trespasser."}]},{"id":"efe13b88-fdbf-4987-8257-5993e2dd66f5","cardType":"cloze","points":null,"front":"Under s1 Criminal Attempts Act 1981, D must intend the offence and do an act that is [ ].","back":"Under s1 Criminal Attempts Act 1981, D must intend the offence and do an act that is more than merely preparatory.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"more than merely preparatory","correct":true,"explanation":"Section 1 Criminal Attempts Act 1981 requires an act that is more than merely preparatory, alongside intent to commit the full offence. Preparation alone does not amount to an attempt."},{"text":"merely preparatory","correct":false,"explanation":"Merely preparatory conduct falls short of the statutory threshold. The act must be more than merely preparatory, meaning it must go beyond planning or arranging the offence."},{"text":"virtually complete","correct":false,"explanation":"The law does not require the offence to be virtually complete before an attempt is established. The statutory test is whether D’s act was more than merely preparatory."},{"text":"capable of causing harm","correct":false,"explanation":"Capability of causing harm is not the wording of the attempts test and may be irrelevant to some offences. The required act must be more than merely preparatory."}]},{"id":"a465d2d2-1690-43bf-aec5-0441cb14a61d","cardType":"cloze","points":null,"front":"Attempted murder requires intent to [ ], not merely intent to [ ].","back":"Attempted murder requires intent to kill, not merely intent to cause GBH.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"Attempted murder requires intent to kill, not merely intent to cause GBH.","correct":true,"explanation":"Attempted murder requires specific intent to kill. Intent to cause really serious harm may support section 18 GBH, but it is insufficient for attempted murder."},{"text":"Attempted murder requires intent to cause GBH, not merely intent to kill.","correct":false,"explanation":"The relationship is reversed. Intent to kill is required for attempted murder, whereas intent to cause GBH without intent to kill cannot establish that attempt."},{"text":"Attempted murder requires intent to cause death, not merely intent to cause GBH.","correct":false,"explanation":"Although causing death describes the result of murder, the established mens rea wording for attempted murder is intent to kill. Intent to cause GBH alone remains insufficient."},{"text":"Attempted murder requires intent to kill or cause GBH, not merely intent to injure.","correct":false,"explanation":"This wrongly treats intent to cause GBH as an alternative to intent to kill. Attempted murder requires intent to kill; lesser injury intentions do not satisfy that requirement."}]}]}],"examCountdown":{"examDate":"2027-05-20","paperLabel":"Paper 1"},"heading":"The rules of criminal law","title":"The rules of criminal law Flashcards","topbar":{"backHref":"/a-level/law/aqa/flashcards"},"topicSidebar":"$L38"}]}],"topicId":"f701fffc-e272-556c-81a0-f817f9958d8c","walled":"$L39"}],"$L3a","$L3b"]