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Across 4. Intervening medical treatment causing death - still guilty - 5. No intention needed 8. Case defining intention - a decision to bring about, in so far as it lies within the accused's power [ a particular consquence] no matter whether the accused desires the consequences of his act or not - 10. Guilty act (sometimes omission) 11. 1970 case - wife jumped out of window - gbh - 13. Deliberate risk taking 15. Harrow LBC v Shah and Shah - example of what type of offence 16. Allergic reaction to drug negligently given broke chain of causation 1956

Down 1. Physical element of crime 2. Intervening medical treatment causing death - still guilty - soldier 3. Case where person drowned whilst escaping attack (1842) 4. Link between act and consequence 6. Guilty mind 7. Switching off life machine did not break chain in causation 1981 9. Victim (JW) refused blood transfusion - wound caused was " operating and substantial cause of death 12. Murder - theft - burglary types of offences what type of intention required 14. Gbh drowned whilst escaping attack