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  1. Return to Complete Criminal Law: Text, Cases, and Materials 8e Student Resources

Chapter 5 Multiple choice questions

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. The unlawful act in manslaughter consists of which of the following:

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. D aged 14 throws a brick at a young man (V) playing cricket with his son in a park. The brick causes minor injury. Twenty minutes later, V collapses and dies from a heart attack due to physical shock. How should the judge direct the jury on unlawful and dangerous act manslaughter?

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. D supplies a class A drug to V, prepares a syringe, and hands it to V for immediate injection. V injects himself. Which of the following correctly states the law?

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. The ratio of Tesco Supermarkets Ltd v Nattrass [1972] is as follows:

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. Vicarious liability means:

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. The P & O Ferries case decided the following:

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. The Corporate Manslaughter & Corporate Homicide Act 2007 provides the following:

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