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Return to Criminal Law, 16e Student Resources
Chapter 7 Multiple choice questions
Parties to crime
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All the parties to crime are...
Accomplices
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Principals
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Aiders
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Abettors
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If an accused is charged as an accessory, he would
not
be charged with which of the following?
Aiding or abetting
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Counselling
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Obtaining
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Procuring
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'Abetting' does
not
suggest the activity of one who_____the principal to commit the offence?
Incites
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Disfavours
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Instigates
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Encourages
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What is the
mens rea
required of an accessory to be convicted?
Intention to assist or encourage the commission of the principal offence
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Knowledge of the circumstances which constitute the offence
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Intention to assist or encourage the commission of the principal offence and knowledge of the circumstances which constitute the offence
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Oblique intention to assist or encourage the commission of the principal offence
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incorrect
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Where the principal offence is one of strict liability, an accessory may be convicted...
Without the proof of the
mens rea
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Without the proof of the
actus reus
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Only where the
mens rea
is proved
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Only if the principal was convicted
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In which case did the Supreme Court review the law on accessorial liability and conclude that the Privy Council and House of Lords had taken a wrong turning in
Chan Wing-Siu
and
Powell and English
?
Gnango
(2011).
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incorrect
Taylor
(2016)
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G
(2003)
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Jogee
(2016)
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incorrect
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In which of the following cases did Lord Salmon suggest that police officers and informers involved in improper instances of entrapment should be prosecuted?
Sang
(1979)
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Lewin v Bland
(1985)
correct
incorrect
R v D
(1984)
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Whitchurch
(1980)
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incorrect
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The imposition of vicarious liability on an employer for the actions of his employee which amount to a crime is usually the result of ?
The legislature accidentally drafting legislation too broadly.
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Judicial interpretation of statutory offences of a regulatory nature.
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Officious prosecutors trying to hit conviction targets.
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Long-forgotten common law offences being resurrected to cover new situations.
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A corporation is...
Not a legal person and therefore cannot be criminally liable
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A legal person and therefore may not be criminally liable
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A legal person and therefore may be criminally liable even though it has no physical existence and cannot act or think except through its directors or servants
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A legal person and therefore may be criminally liable, however it has no physical existence and cannot act or think, even through its directors or servants
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Which of the following Acts changed the law on corporate manslaughter and homicide?
The Criminal Justice Act 2003
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The Human Rights Act 1998
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The Corporate Homicide and Manslaughter Act 2008
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The Corporate Manslaughter and Corporate Homicide Act 2007
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