Ar a. 267 1 a most applicable i. Prosecution needs to easiest way to make the person guilty b. Damages by fire any prop i. Broad enough to incorporate an omission as the AR c. Miller approach - she accidently caused dangerous situation - did she do enough to mitigate harm any step towards mitigation d. Mary was not sufficient not sufficient, not enough
MR a. Intentionally or reckless damaged house by fire i. 267 - Didn’t intend so rules out intention ii. 267 - recklessly, easier to prove, prosecution go for recklessness iii. Depends on whether she Appreciate the risk and ran it anyway iv. She didn’t appreciate risk sufficiently 1) If don’t apricate risk you cant run it b. IN CASE I AM WRONG, Knowledge, 267, known or likely to know that danger to life is likely to ensue i. Ought to know, objective recklessness ii. Should amy have known mila was home and danger to her life iii. Reasonable person test, negligence iv. Mary could argue mila always out late, reasonable person wouldn’t ought to know v. Could approach literally, include danger to her own life or someone has to put the fire out vi. Danger to life parliament, any fire that is really dangerous, someone has to put it out, can spread to other houses vii. GO EITHER OR PEOPLE THERE OR JUST IF IT’S A FIRE c. Relevance OF Intoxication i. Helpful is establishing mental state of accused ii. Relevant to appreciating risk iii. Recklessness, being drunk si helpful iv. Should be bought to intention of jury Intoxication was voluntary