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Discuss the criminal liability of :G in relation to the laced drink, H in relation to the road traffic accident, F in relation to failing to call for an ambulance
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G had invited H to a party given at G's house. H was a well-known total abstainer. G laced H's drink to see how H would react. H became ill and decided to drive home. H was aware of other traffic but could not accurately judge speed and braking distances. H collided with a parked car and was seriously injured. F, a passer-by, told H that F would telephone for an ambulance, then did nothing. Discuss the criminal liability of: * G in relation to the laced drink * H in relation to the road traffic accident * F in relation to failing to call for an ambulance In considering the criminal liability of each of the defendants it will be necessary to ascertain any possible offences they may have committed, establish whether they had the actus reus and mens rea to fit those crimes, and discuss any possible defences they may raise. ...
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