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However, in 1985, the House of Lords made it clear in R v Moloney that foresight of probability could never amount to intention. Lord Bridge gave the following direction in that case:

'First, was the death or really serious injury in a murder case (or whatever relevant consequence must be proved to have been intended in any other case) a natural consequence of the defendant's voluntary act? Secondly, did the defendant foresee that consequence as being a natural consequence of his act? The jury should then be told that if they answer yes to both questions it is a proper inference for them to draw that he intended that consequence …'

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