Criminal Damage

Question 1

Hardman

Answer 1

Damage does not have to be permanent (chalk drawings)

Question 2

Roe

Answer 2

Damage is to be considered in circumstances

Question 3

Steer

Answer 3

Danger to life has to be proven to be intended/ reckless as a result of d’s direct actions

Question 4

Dudley

Answer 4

No one’s life need actually be endangered

Question 5

Jaggard

Answer 5

Intoxication was a defence for mistakenly damaging property he believed belonged to his friend

Question 6

Denton

Answer 6

Belief that person he believed to be entitled to consent had consented (even in this case by fraudulent purposes)