12 Questions
In the case of R v Hussain and Others, who fatally stabbed the victim Colton Bryan?
Mohammed Hammad Hussain
What was Mohammed Saddam Hussain charged with in the case of R v Hussain and Others, in addition to murder?
Perverting the course of justice
Where did Mohammed Hammad Hussain flee to the day after fatally stabbing Colton Bryan?
Pakistan
What was the main issue in the case of R v Hussain and Others, alongside murder?
Conspiracy to rob
'Joint enterprise' is sometimes referred to as what in public discourse?
'Accomplice law'
Why was the case of R v Hussain and Others considered almost unprecedented?
It was completed without a jury
In the context of the text, who can be considered a principal in a criminal offence?
The person who commits the actus reus of the offence
According to the Accessories and Abettors Act 1861, what can make someone liable to be tried as a principal offender?
Aiding, abetting, counseling, or procuring an indictable offence
What is necessary for accessory liability to arise according to the text?
Committing a primary offence
In what way is accomplice liability described in the text?
Derivative in nature from the primary offence
How does the Accessories and Abettors Act 1861 define who can be tried as a principal offender?
Those who counsel or procure an indictable offence
What is the main difference between a principal and an accomplice according to the text?
A principal commits the actus reus, while an accomplice aids, abets, counsels, or procures the offence
Learn about the key facts, issues, and judgment in the case of R v Hussain and Others involving Mohammed Saddam Hussain, Faisal Fiaz, and Adam Carpenter. Dive into the details of the homicide, drug selling, and complicity presented in the case.
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