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Non-fatal offences

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A	B
R v White	Potassium Cyanide
R v Cheshire	Original wounds (shotgun wound) were no longer life threatening, but D was still responsible
R v Jordan	'Palpably wrong' treatment - D was not guilty
R v Roberts	Jumped from a moving car
R v Blaue	'butfor' D, V would have survived.
Mohan	Oblique intent
Hancock v Shankland	probabilty and foreseeability is evidence of intention of the consequence
Rv Nedrick	Virtual Certainty
R v Woolin	Must realise harm is a virtual certainty
R v Matthews and Alleyne	D's foresight of virtually certain consequences was only a rule of evidence
R v Cunningham	subjective recklessness

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