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   Oct 14, 2024 · Study with Quizlet and memorize flashcards containing terms like Intent to kill definition, Intent to kill mens rea ( common law), Intent to kill mens rea (mpc) and more.

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   Deadly violence against oneself (suicide) is second only to accidental injury as the most frequent way we die between the ages of 10 and 34. The most important factor in violence is not pathology, psychology, or politics-- it is biology. Nine out of ten people in prison for violent crime are men.

5. journals.sagepub.com › doi › fullMurderous intent—The attitude of a murderer? - Gavin Leigh, 2022

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   Jul 15, 2021 · There is a controversy in the definition of murder in England and Wales. This relates to ‘intention’ in the mental element, which can include the defendant’s foresight of death or grievous bodily harm (GBH) as ‘virtually certain’. This ‘oblique’ intent is criticised as morally under-inclusive.

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6. www.hsph.harvard.edu › means-matter › intentMethod Choice and Intent | Means Matter | Harvard T.H. Chan ...

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   Method Choice and Intent. It is intuitive to think that those who attempt suicide and live were less intent on dying than those who died by suicide. While seriousness of intent plays a role in severity of attempt and choice of suicide method (means), the relationship is not a straight-forward one.

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   What is a 'virtually certain' intent in a murder case?

   • There is a controversy in the definition of murder in England and Wales. This relates to ‘intention’ in the mental element, which can include the defendant’s foresight of death or grievous bodily harm (GBH) as ‘virtually certain’. This ‘oblique’ intent is criticised as morally under-inclusive.

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   Is there a relationship between intent and medical severity?

   • While seriousness of intent plays a role in severity of attempt and choice of suicide method (means), the relationship is not a straight-forward one. Many studies (some described below) find little relationship between intent and medical severity or between intent and choice of method.

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   Is intent a complex matter?

   • Intent is a complex matter and falls along a continuum. While some attempters are probably at the low end of the spectrum with very little intent to die, and others are at the high end, many fall into an ambivalent middle ground. Still others have high intent but only during very brief episodes.

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   Is B2 morally responsible for A1's death?

   • Likewise, B2 is individually morally responsible for A1’s death jointly with the others. Now let us assume, as we did in the case of the stabbing scenario, that the victims are armed with guns and able to defend themselves by shooting their attackers.

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   Is a lethal response disproportionate?

   • Third, and more problematically, our attacker does not have a justificatory moral reason for deliberately trying to kill. If all these conditions are met, then the attacker poses a morally culpable unjustified threat to life, and therefore a lethal response is not disproportionate.

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   Should purpose be included in the mental element of murder?

   • It has been seen that many of the mainstream candidates for the mental element of murder involve both cognitive elements and attitudinal equivalents. Few would argue that purpose, or a precondition to that purpose, should not be included.

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   Nov 17, 2016 · I refer to agents who are blameworthy for performing morally wrong actions as morally culpable. It is argued by many that the protection of human rights—including, but not restricted to, the right to life—justifies the use of lethal force or, at the very least, renders it morally permissible.