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... cause to the person killed any bodily injury that is known to the offender to be likely to cause death , and is reckless whether death ensues or not ; ( d ) If the offender for any unlawful object does an act that he knows to be likely ...
... cause to the person killed any bodily injury that is known to the offender to be likely to cause death , and is reckless whether death ensues or not ; ( d ) If the offender for any unlawful object does an act that he knows to be likely ...
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... cause bodily injury to the victim , irrespective of the type of injury intended ? The various rulings seem to give an affirm- ative answer . Secondly ( the converse of the first question ) , is the Court saying that para ( d ) is ...
... cause bodily injury to the victim , irrespective of the type of injury intended ? The various rulings seem to give an affirm- ative answer . Secondly ( the converse of the first question ) , is the Court saying that para ( d ) is ...
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... cause hurt . To be consistent with that ruling , a desire to cause hurt of any kind , and not just of a serious nature , would render para ( d ) inoperable . Based on that interpretation , the Court in Piri should have held that para ...
... cause hurt . To be consistent with that ruling , a desire to cause hurt of any kind , and not just of a serious nature , would render para ( d ) inoperable . Based on that interpretation , the Court in Piri should have held that para ...
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AND CHILD SUPPORT | 3 |
PRACTISING | 17 |
CIMINAL PRACTICE SECTIONS JOURNAL | 30 |
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